
Bryan Gruley
Contributor at Freelance
Author of thriller BITTERFROST coming April 2025. Lifelong journalist. Edgar finalist, Pulitzer winner. Grandpa, dad, hubby, lover of hockey, guitar, golf.
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2 weeks ago |
writersdigest.com | Bryan Gruley
Question: Is it harder to write nonfiction or fiction? Answer: Yes. But one can help the other. (Tips for Writing About Controversial Topics in Fiction.)I’ve written thousands of nonfiction articles and six novels. I think of both as sculpture. In nonfiction, you start with a mound of clay consisting of interviews, documents, and observations. Constrained by the pile’s contents, you carve it away until what remains is your story.
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3 weeks ago |
crimereads.com | Bryan Gruley
Twenty-one years ago, National Hockey League forward Todd Bertuzzi got into an on-ice altercation with an opponent named Steve Moore. The encounter grew exceptionally violent. Moore suffered injuries that ended his NHL career. Bertuzzi went through civil and criminal litigation hell, but eventually resumed what turned out to be a decent hockey career. Article continues after advertisementAs a hockey player myself, I found this outcome upsetting.
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4 weeks ago |
redcarpetcrash.com | Bryan Gruley |Harlan Coben |Jesse Q Sutanto
The book is in stores on Tuesday, April 1st. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/40mKNyvThe first in a brand-new crime thriller series from Edgar nominee and Pulitzer Prize–winning author Bryan Gruley. Feisty defence attorney, Devyn Payne faces off against veteran detective, Garth Klimmek as they work to solve a vicious double homicide in their small, icy town of Bitterfrost. Thirteen years ago, former ice hockey star Jimmy Baker quit the game after almost killing an opponent.
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1 month ago |
deadlinedetroit.com | Bryan Gruley
The author, a native of Redford, is an award-winning, critically acclaimed novelist and a former reporter for Bloomberg Businessweek, The Detroit News, and The Wall Street Journal, where he worked in the Washington bureau before serving as the Chicago bureau chief. He was part of a team at the Journal that won a Pulitzer Prize for 9/11 coverage. He currently resides in Traverse City. The book is available on Amazon.
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1 month ago |
redcarpetcrash.com | Jesse Q Sutanto |Myah Ariel |Bryan Gruley
The book is in stores on Tuesday, April 1st from Berkley. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/41Lbrl6In the first book, Vera Wong solved a murder and now she wants another one to solve. When she runs into Miller, she learns her friend Tommy has vanished and Vera offers to look for him. She finds out he’s dead and it’s being reported as a suicide.
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