[nickcarraway]

[Ken H]

Have they questioned Sharon Stone?

[Still Thinking]

Note to self: If intending to commit a major crime, DO NOT write a novel about doing so.

[Dr. Sivana]

There was an old Jack Lemmon comedy called "How to Murder Your Wife" where he plays a top tier comic strip writer who describes murdering his wife before she leaves him and disappears. In the movie, she was driving him crazy enough to consider it. To me it was implausible because his wife was a non-English speaking Virna Lisi who could cook. All he had to do was keep her from learning English and being Anglicized.

[tflabo]

She be ug ug ugaly, in and out.

[Seruzawa]

[cranked]

Actual testing for the book. Kekw

[Disambiguator]

I think if my wife wrote that book, I’d leave. Not a good sign.

[immadashell]

Apparently this will be an episode on See No Evil or Forensic Files.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

My English teachers always said “Write about something you know.”

They never advised doing the opposite.

[31R1O]

He was one of my teachers at culinary school. He taught Flavors of the World and had a wealth if knowledge about plant biology. He would also lead field trips to the coast to teach shellfish harvesting and how to prep/cook. Good guys as far as I know.

[BobL]

“An Oregon romance novelist who once penned an essay titled “How to Murder Your Husband””

Well, she did get that far. Perhaps she should have considered that she needed to also evade capture.