Author Ed Aymar knew he wanted to explore violence when he started writing his first book in The Dead Trilogy. His goal was to expose how ugly horror and violence can be and to explore how they can change the characters that they impact. Aymar doesn...

Author Ed Aymar knew he wanted to explore violence when he started writing his first book in The Dead Trilogy. His goal was to expose how ugly horror and violence can be and to explore how they can change the characters that they impact. Aymar doesn...

When author Ed Aymar wrote the first book in The Dead Trilogy, I'll Sleep When You're Dead, he planned it as a stand alone book, not as a series. He resolved conflicts, wrapped up the characters, and even killed off some characters, but after receiving...

When author Ed Aymar wrote the first book in The Dead Trilogy, I'll Sleep When You're Dead, he planned it as a stand alone book, not as a series. He resolved conflicts, wrapped up the characters, and even killed off some characters, but after receiving...

Author Ed Aymar's approach to writing his first couple of books was to hide out in a cave and he didn't emerge until he was finished. While this felt like the right approach at the time, he does not recommend this approach to other writers. Even if...

Conducting thorough research for a book project might sometimes involve unpleasant experiences to ensure accurate writing. Author Ed Aymar visited a Chief Medical Examiners office as a part of his research process for his books in The Dead Trilogy...

Conducting thorough research for a book project might sometimes involve unpleasant experiences to ensure accurate writing. Author Ed Aymar visited a Chief Medical Examiners office as a part of his research process for his books in The Dead Trilogy...

Writing can be a powerful weapon, so it's important that writers understand the potential impact of their writing. It's also important to understand how you come across to others. Author Ed Aymar strongly believes in writing honestly and responsibly...

Author Ed Aymar's approach to writing his first couple of books was to hide out in a cave and he didn't emerge until he was finished. While this felt like the right approach at the time, he does not recommend this approach to other writers. Even if...

Author Ed Aymar writes a monthly column that appears in the Washington Independent Review of Books. Here he offers three tips for securing a book review with the Washington Independent. First, understand the submission guidelines and be sure to follow...