First things first: Who is that masked man?
“The Alexander Dumas of the mystery genre, Warren Murphy is able to write prolifically to a standard of excellence and able to work with many and varied collaborators (or without them) in any sub-genre of the mystery field yet maintain a distinctive voice…
“Murphy’s work ranges from classic locked room mysteries to taut thrillers to the satire and raucous humor of The Destroyer and the Trace series…
“He has served as a mentor and teacher to a whole generation of crime and thriller writers.”
From Prentice Hall’s “Encyclopedia Mysteriosa”
Write right. The Professional way.
Starting now and right here!!!! A new, practical plan for doing your novel.
Your instructor is Warren Murphy who says: “Get started on your novel here. Stick with me. You’ll finish your novel and you’ll like it.”
Warren Murphy has written movies and books with sales of 50 million copies. He has won a dozen national awards including two Edgars from the Mystery Writers of America.
Here, from a lifetime of writing, are Murphy’s thoughts — (learned through sometimes-painful experience) — on how to plan, write and finish your book.
This is no crash course; It’ll probably be quite a few months before Murphy is done. Stay with it. You will learn:
to think like a writer.
to plot like a writer.
to write like a writer.
to finish like a winner.
Warren Murphy says: “My usual fee for teaching is $7 million a week — but for the next year, you can get the special bargain rate of zero. Join us now.”
To get started on a path to your completed novel, follow the link above to the Writing Class page. Or, simply CLICK HERE…
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As a follower of the scribbler Murphy, and a practitioner of Ninjutsu for over Twenty Years I am taking this class. Your disaproval only serves to enhance it’s reputation
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Ian
Hi all
I have every book in the series of the Destroy including the 5 new destroyers and the two Assassins handbooks. I have been reading the Destroyer since 1974. If any one would like to buy the whole collection let me know.
thank You
Do you have the original books(1st editions). If so how much do you want.
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Your Daughter is my English teacher!!!!!!!
if you let me know your name, i’ll guarantee that she’ll stop
beating you with the bamboo rod.
LOVE THE DESTROYER SERIES.
LOVE THE DESTROYER SERIES
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Many thanks -Abraham
Can you advise what was the last book in the series for “the Destroyer,” or the New Destroyer,” written by any of you or your ghost writers or that were published, i.e. I recollect reading book #140′s or 150′s (in that range). Indeed, I read every one of the books from book 1 until the last one a few years ago (I think it was the last one); hence the reason I am asking, I’d like to make sure that I got them all. Is there any chance of starting to write them again? I miss Remo.
I’ll leap in here. Warren is writing Destroyers now. There are four new books out: The End of the World, two novellas: Savage Song and Number Two and a spin-off called Legacy. The first book in the Legacy series is out — Forgotten Son. They feature Remo’s children Winston (Stone) Smith and Freya Williams. There should be a new novella and Legacy novel out within a month or two.
To return to the past, the last Destroyer published by Gold Eagle was #145 Dragon Bones. Then Warren and his co-writer (and former ghost writer of #s111-131) James Mullaney wrote four for Tor called The New Destroyer — Guardian Angel, Choke Hold, Dead Reckoning and Killer Ratings.
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Today I was looking at that old movie, Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins, 1985 again. It was quite a good movie.
Love this series. If every aspiring novelist took the advice you freely offer, the “rejection” phase of their careers (this is when everything you write gets rejected because it stinks, but you don’t know how to fix it, or even understand that it stinks) would be a lot shorter. A whole lot.