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Reid Winslow

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Reid Winslow was born in 1960, during one of the hottest summers in recent memory. There was no air conditioning. He was raised in Brooklyn before it was cool to be from there. He was a prosecutor in New York City, trying the first case in the country of what was known back then as "computer trespass"- ie hacking- and was a trial attorney before he emigrated to the Pacific Northwest.
He is a photographer, diver, musician, and a better-than-average cook. He is an avid kayaker in the lakes and rivers of the PNW. He has traveled He looks for miracles in the small things in life and tries to live one day at a time.

He relies on his family to keep him right-sized :)
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Reid Winslow Being a writer allows you to spend time deep diving in your imagination. It allows you to think about issues that are central to you, and the share th…moreBeing a writer allows you to spend time deep diving in your imagination. It allows you to think about issues that are central to you, and the share them. It is a very selfish act. As you craft characters and story arcs you get to think bring your own experience into the process.

I think one reason authors take negative reviews so personally, is criticism is in no small way , an attack on the author's personal observations and experience. I think it is critical for every writer to realize , many people have different perspectives on a given event or experience.

At its best, writing is a means of understanding oneself. At its worst , it is like root canal work for weeks on end. (less)
Reid Winslow Don't give up. Be willing to look at the structure of what you are creating objectively. Do not become too wed to a certain narrative voice, perspecti…moreDon't give up. Be willing to look at the structure of what you are creating objectively. Do not become too wed to a certain narrative voice, perspective, or even story- if you are writing fiction. Writing is an evolving process an you may develop some of the best part of your work just when you think it is done. A book is never really finished.

Do not loose hope and seek the solace and friendship of other writers. There is strength in numbers. Avoid focusing on petty or negative interactions. A good writer will be happy for your success. (less)
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The Dead Bell

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The Dead Bell

In The Dead Bell we find Tom Edison working to overcome demons that have haunted him since childhood. Set in the backdrop of Lake Michigan's "Gold coast", the investigation into the brutal murder of socialist Faith Wesley, unearths secrets that have been buried for decades. Tom unintentionally kicks up a hornet's nest and in the process comes toe to toe with Lake County's elite.

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