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THE OUTLIERS BLOG
Writing Tips, Workshops, and Inspiration from Bestselling Authors


GET TO KNOW: Bestselling Author and Edgar Award Nominee Scott Turow
Welcome to another episode of "Get to Know," hosted by DP Lyle and Kathleen Antrim! In this amazing interview, we sit down with the incredible Scott Turow and chat about his life, career, and his latest book which is nominated for the Edgar Award Best Novel 📺 WATCH: Get to Know on Outliers YouTube Channel 🎧 LISTEN: Outliers Podcast Series On Your Favorite Outlet Scott Turow is a writer and attorney. He is the author of fourteen works of fiction, including Presumed Innocent
D. P. Lyle
2 days ago1 min read


GET TO KNOW: Bestselling Author Sandra Brown
Welcome to another episode of "Get to Know," hosted by DP Lyle and Kathleen Antrim! In this amazing interview, we sit down with the incredible Sandra Brown, author of 77 New York Times bestsellers. Sandra shares the story of how getting fired from a TV job before she turned 30 became a major blessing. She reveals how she found the courage to set up a card table with a typewriter and begin a career that completely changed her life. 📺 WATCH: Get to Know on Outliers YouTube
D. P. Lyle
7 days ago2 min read


MEDICAL-FORENSIC FILES: What Happens If a Vampire Consumes Harmful Blood?
In my scenario, a girl believes she could be both a vampire and a vampire slayer. The problem with this idea is that the two bloods fight each other and eventually end up killing the host, one way or the other. I had heard that this is similar to what could happen with a fetus if the parents are of two different blood types. Is this true? If so, how can the death be prevented, and how often would the infant die without treatment? A: What a fascinating and clever ques
D. P. Lyle
Mar 104 min read


Creating Shareable Content That Spreads Organically
If you want to grow your platform without spending money on ads, you need to create content people want to share. Shares are powerful. When someone sends your post to a friend or adds it to their Story, they’re essentially saying, “You need to see this.” That kind of word-of-mouth marketing is gold for writers. So how do you create content that spreads naturally? 1. Make It Relatable The most shareable posts make someone say, “This is SO me.” Think about common writer strugg
Magen Mintchev
Mar 42 min read
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