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    CLOCKWORK STORYBOOK: Bill Williams teases The Lichtenstein Frame-Up

    GuestBy GuestJanuary 4, 20123 Comments1 Min Read

    As the first day of the Clockwork Storybook 30 Day Writing Challenge gets underway, the participants are kicking things off with their pitches for their novels.  First up is Bill Williams and the Lichtenstein Frame-Up.

    The Lichtenstein Frame-Up

    by Bill Williams

    “The Lichtenstein Frame-Up is a mystery that starts in Texas as amateur detective Arthur Quinn calls on millionaire software titan John Wilkinson.  The rich man’s wife has gone missing and the millionaire wants to keep the story out of the press and off of the internet.  The story hinges on the millionaire’s absent wife and a lost masterpiece by pop-artist Roy Lichtenstein.  As Quinn chases the missing person, a simple disappearance turns into a case of murder.”

    Bill Williams draws the long-running webcomic Sidechicks. For more about what else Bill is up to, go to billwilliamsfreelance.com

    Keep checking the Clockwork Storybook category, as you’ll see the participants provide feedback and commentary throughout the month.

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    3 Comments

    1. Bill Williams on January 4, 2012 10:54 am

      Awesome.

      When I got the note from Willingham, I had no idea what I’d do. I’m still kind of in that category.

      In theory, I’ll post something tonight.

      Bill

      Reply
    2. Bill Willingham on January 4, 2012 1:59 pm

      Always glad to see another Quinn story. Is this the one where Hawk from that other detective series makes the move over to the Quinn books? I heard a rumor…

      Reply
    3. Bill Williams on January 4, 2012 2:02 pm

      It’s the one where we do a riff on the Magnificent Seven, but we never actually show the fight.

      Wait. That’s been done.

      So far, it’s a struggle.

      Reply

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