Where do you find the ideas for your novels? How do you know when it's time for a character to die? Is it difficult to let go of a story once it's complete? Deon Meyer answers these questions (and more) in an enlightening three-part series of video interviews, conducted after the South African release of Thirteen Hours.
Deon Meyer on Writing, Part 1
Deon Meyer on Writing, Part 2
Deon Meyer on Writing, Part 3
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