Keith MD
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Lisa Scottoline:
I am looking forward to it, Lisa. I am writing a novel with an equally unsavory character and my psychiatric consult told me the same thing. Have you tried to make your guy (the one in the novel, not the psychiatrist) a sympathetic character, or just let him be a villain?
Lisa Scottoline
K, I rarely, if ever, have an outwardly straight up villain. I'm not sure if that makes them sympathetic necessarily, but probably more likely real and relatable. Best of luck with your novel! L
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Regina
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Lisa Scottoline:
Hi Lisa, I have been a reader of your non-fiction books for years now and am looking forward to reading the next one! I just want to say how much I enjoy reading your and Daughter Francesca's stories. I can relate to so much of the stories about "women of a certain age." Thanks for taking the time to read my comments. How often will you be writing new non-fiction?
Christine
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Lisa Scottoline:
You have written so many novels, is it getting difficult to pick names for your characters? How do you pick a name? People are naming their children such odd names these days, if you start picking off names I could remember which books I have read already of yours. I love your books, thanks for sharing your talent with us.
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