Agatha Christie became the most widely read author of black novels in history without having to kill anyone
I just have the fantasy to get through the day. Or blur columns, it comes down to the same thing. To justify a scarce talent that isn’t enough for a novel, I always resort to the advice Jo March gets in “Little Women”: write about what you know. And what I know is worth about three hundred words.
Those who have the imagination need no experience to hit the key: Agatha Christie became the most widely read author of black novels in history without having to kill anyone. Others, on the other hand, go to extremes: Nancy Crampton Brophy, an American writer with the air of a charming grandmother, is convicted of murdering her saint to get the insurance money. The great thing is that in 2011, he had posted a text on his blog titled “How to kill your husband.” In the post, he advised, among other things, that women with criminal instincts are “very smart.” It has not been your case: I sell advice that I do not have. Crampton killed her husband with a gun she bought online, claiming in her defense that she bought it to get inspiration for writing her novels. let’s stop It’s like I’m involved with Michael Fassbender because I need literary material. Sure, that would be science fiction.
You don’t have to play a murderer to be one either: Luis Lorenzo and his wife, both actors, have been accused of poisoning her aunt to preserve the legacy. Look, after all, they’ve been protagonists of something. To talk about the matter, in ‘Sálvame’ they made a staging that was a fantasy. It seems that after ‘Save me Fashion Week’ they have picked up steam again. There is no killer to kill this one. Happy.
Source: La Verdad
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