(Class for Intermediate level. 90 minutes) This 100-question sequence is intended as a roadmap for the writer who has some mastery of technique and knowledge of his/her material, but needs guidance in organizing material and working through the writing process. Specific Details: The process of developing a novel is broken down into a Decision List of 100 questions. As applied to the mystery field, these begin with setting up basic ingredients and guiding the writer through the entire process of researching, planning, writing, revising, and marketing a mystery novel. Benefits to Participants: Many writers are daunted by the overwhelming nature of the task before them. The 100 Question method applies a systems-analysis approach to the writing process and permits the writer to tackle his/her job in do-able increments. Previous Presentations: Book Passages Mystery Writers Conference; Redwoods Writers? Conference; UC Extension classes. Presenter?s Publications: 42 books including novels, criticism and literary history, and editor of 4 anthologies. The Hobart Lindsey/Marvia Plum series: The Comic Book Killer; The Classic Car Killer; The Bessie Blue Killer; The Sepia Siren Killer; The Cover Girl Killer; The Silver Chariot Killer; The Radio Red Killer; The Tin-Pan Tiger Killer.