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Using A Real Life Legal Case As Inspiration For A Novel

Using A Real Life Legal Case As Inspiration For A Novel

As an attorney, I encountered many real life events that were both dramatic and suspenseful. Writing legal thrillers was a good fit for me because of those experiences, but let’s face it, most days practicing law is pretty dull. Contracts, client meetings, and talking on the phone is not something that readers want to find […]

April 22, 2016 | By Manning Wolfe | 2 Replies More

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