The Steiner Files
A monthly file note (sometimes more, perhaps less) about what I’m writing about, plot points I’m struggling with and interesting details on the research behind the Markus Steiner novels: what Bern was actually like in the 1930s, what the police could and couldn’t do, the details that turned out to be true and the ones I had to invent. Plus news of the books, first.
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The latest entries…
- What a reader taught me about 1932 (and word choices that cause big headaches)
- Redemption Alley, Book 3 in the Markus Steiner series is now available on Amazon
- Am I a Plotter, Pantser… or Somewhere in Between?
- Redemption Alley - Prologue
- Getting an Editor
- Connecting with other authors
- The Berne Trial, 1933–1937.
- Dangerous research
- What Markus Steiner couldn’t do in 1932
- The Steiner Series Was Born Backwards