I live in Alabama. I like real life mysteries.
I enjoy running. I love green tea. I like writing while in my backyard.
I started writing a mystery story and was wondering if you could give me some feedback on it if i sent it to you. Certainly, or at least I will try. I always used to be able to guess who the killer was on Perry Mason anyway. A real-life detective, eh? I could really use the help, I feel kinda stuck. So writer's block is a real thing? Sure shoot it over but don't expect a professional opinion. I always think that if a book entertains you and makes you glad you read it, the plot doesn't matter too much. Where did your idea come from? Writer's block is totally a real thing! I was inspired by the true crime mystery I stumbled upon. Do you watch any true crime shows? Occassionaly. I remember reading a book on Ted Bundy and it sent chills down my back. There's this one YouTube channel called Murder, Mystery, and Makeup. She tells true crime stories while putting on makeup. It's better than it sounds, I promise. I hope so! Sometimes I watch Dateline and they always depict real crimes. I am often amazed by the things people think they know. Well my story has more mystery and less murder. Bordering on conspiracy. It's about investigating pyramids in other structures under the ice in Antarctica. Wow, that sounds interesting. I know there are a lot of things buried away that we don't know about. It seems that people are finding lost things all of the time and having ti lost in Antarctica makes it that much harder to find or investigate..  So a good comparison for my book would be like, Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code. Some mystery, some history. Some detective work. Those are the best kind I think. They make you think and shows alternative history that might be true. Wouldn't it be great to actually find something that stretches the imagination, to be the first to explore ancient structures?  