Last Call: <em>I Am Not a Serial Killer</em> by Dan Wells
Words from I Am Not A Serial Killer by Dan Wells, Pub Crawl's Book of the Month. Photograph of alley and blood spatter used via Creative Commons.
In I Am Not a Serial Killer, John Wayne Cleaver recognizes that he has all the traits of a classic sociopath. He prefers dead bodies to live ones and is obsessed with serial killers, but he'd rather not become one. He lives his life by a strict set of self-enforced rules, all designed for his own sake and the safety of others. But when a body arrives at the morgue where his mother works, John knows something is off. Has a real serial killer arrived in his town? For the first time, John is forced to confront a danger greater than himself, a threat he can't control, before the killer strikes again.
Speaking of fear and things being beyond our control... So much of publishing is completely out of our hands—getting a book deal, sales, reviews/reader reactions, etc. How do you deal with fear when it comes to your writing projects?
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