The corporate/financial thriller genre, though not distinctly included within many publication service providers' classification categories, ought to be ripe for readers’ indulgence.

Useful tips for captivating business presentations can be drawn from fiction writing. Foremost: Don’t bore the audience.

A riveting photo-finish at the Olympics’ signature sprint event imparted a few lessons, which could be pertinent for writers. Particularly, when one’s creativity is stifled by heightened stakes — Letting the words and story come naturally is key.

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Clear stakes, a human story, and a running clock are the ingredients to captivate audiences.

For fiction writing, compressed character development, clever raising of stakes, and tossing in dilemmas might be the key to revving up boardroom conversations.

Preparing to launch his new corporate thriller, Black & White Smoke, Thomas V. Papa sat down with C.Hoort to talk about the inspiration and journey in developing the book, and its plot and characters. Relatedly, NewinBooks and the Literary Titan also interviewed the author about the book’s development.