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Diane Capri Reveals Best Selling Author Carla Neggers

By Diane on July 30, 2012 in Beyond The Covers, Blog

One of the most exciting times for a writer is the moment our books reach the bestseller lists. When Don’t Know Jack hit the #1 spot on Amazon’s Bestseller lists, including Best Mystery, Best Legal Thriller, and more, both in the US and the UK, one of the first people I called was my friend […]

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The Ending Debate: Make Mine Open

By Diane on June 28, 2012 in Beyond The Covers, Blog

We’re back with the last post for our story endings debate. We started on Monday with Lisa Hall-Wilson’s Team Realistic. Tuesday was Melinda Van Lone’s Team Happy Ever After. Wednesday, Marcy Kennedy’s Team Hopeful. Today, I’m offering my views on why I say Make Mine Open. First, a short recap. The basic question we began […]

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Diane Capri Reveals Bob Mayer

By Diane on June 11, 2012 in Blog, Diane Capri Reveals

Sure, I’m Licensed to Thrill, but hanging with thriller writers feels more than a little dangerous. Last week the ThrillerFest schedule was released and I learned I’ll be putting my life on the line again this year. Think I’m exaggerating? Um, not so much. See, I found out who my panel leader is and believe […]

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Beware: Psychopaths Among Us (Part Two)

By Diane on May 31, 2012 in Beyond The Covers, Blog

We’re back today with therapist and writer Louise Behiel, author of the terrific new release Family Ties, discussing the Psychopaths Among Us, and particularly the villain in my latest thriller, Fatal Distraction. This is Part Two of the series. If you missed Part One, you’ll want to read that first. Louise Behiel: Before we start, […]

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Diane Capri Reveals Steve Berry: Man of History

By Diane on May 15, 2012 in Blog, Diane Capri Reveals

What do Charlemagne, the Romanovs, and Templar Knights have in common? Exactly! New York Times Bestselling thriller author, Steve Berry. When I first met Steve, we were both practicing lawyers and published authors. He was living in South Georgia, but so close to Florida he might as well have been a Floridian, too. Later, we […]

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Diane Capri Reveals Indie Author Superstar CJ Lyons

By Diane on April 23, 2012 in Blog, Diane Capri Reveals

Long ago, in a galaxy far away, before she became an Indie Author Superstar selling 250,000 copies of one of her e-books in just two months, CJ Lyons and I were members of a small critique group. I’m not sure how we got connected way back then because we had little in common. CJ lived […]

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Diane Capri Reveals David Morrell (and Rambo)

By Diane on March 16, 2012 in Blog, Diane Capri Reveals

What do Sylvester Stallone and Diane Capri have in common? More than you might think. Give up? Here’s a hint: Another hint? Okay – How many women have been serenaded on stage in front of hundreds of people by one of the most iconic characters of the past 50 years, Rambo‘s father? At least one. That’s my […]

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Diane Capri Reveals Margaret Maron

By Diane on March 8, 2012 in Blog, Diane Capri Reveals

As we Southerners say down here below the Mason/Dixon Line, I’m right proud to have with me today one of the best mystery writers in the world, my friend and true Southern Lady, Margaret Maron, author of twenty-seven novels and two collections of short stories. Her work has been translated into 15 languages and has won […]

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Diane Capri Reveals Grant Blackwood (and James Rollins)

By Diane on February 19, 2012 in Blog, Diane Capri Reveals

Today, I’m pleased to have in the hot seat my friend and celebrity author Grant Blackwood. Grant is the author of the Briggs Tanner thriller series, but you probably know him best as Clive Cussler’s co-author on the New York Times bestsellers Spartan Gold, Lost Empire, and Kingdom. Or maybe you caught Grant’s work as Tom Clancy’s […]

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Diane Capri Reveals Maxine Paetro (and James Patterson)

By Diane on February 9, 2012 in Blog, Diane Capri Reveals

Although he’d be embarassed to hear me say so, the truth is this: James Patterson is a superhero. His accomplishments are astonishing and inspiring. Check out his biography, which lists too few of his achievements and includes this typically modest understatement, “Patterson is a life-long champion of books and reading.” His ReadKiddoRead program, Pageturner Awards, […]

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