
Is There Life After My Cousin Vinny?
Guest Contributor Larry Kelter asks: Is There Life After My Cousin Vinny? Oh, God I certainly hope so because the joy of novelizing My Cousin Vinny and writing Back To Brooklyn, the sequel, as well as Wing and A Prayer, the final segment in the legal comedy trilogy was the most fun I ever had sitting behind a computer keyboard.

Why I Write What I Don’t Know
Guest Contributor Skye Alexander says: Writers, especially beginners, are often advised to “write what you know.” Although that’s good advice, I find it much more interesting to write about what I don’t know. In the process of researching my books, I dig up a wealth of unexpected booty that fills my stories with riches I never imagined.