Image: in an office, a detective sits staring at a bulletin board on which are arranged the salient photos, maps, and facts of a crime, trying to piece together the solution.
Twists feel “twisty” because the author has carefully engineered the story to mislead readers via the protagonist’s journey and assumptions ...
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Image: in a large, smoky warehouse, a woman and man—she wearing an embroidered gold and red kimono, kabuki makeup and brandishing a sword, and he wearing a black samurai costume—face off for battle.
When writing thriller, authors must understand our villain’s motivations, end goals, and progressive, logical actions toward that goal ...
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