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Book Synopsis: For those who want to know how to write a mystery novel and want some common writing problems explained in an easy-to-understand manner, Guide to Writing the Mystery Novel provides lots of examples and also humor.
As she was writing her second mystery novel, Sound Proof, the author encountered particular problems. Thinking about how to solve these problems, she began to keep notes on the process. She drew diagrams and made charts. By the time she finished her mystery novel, she had solved her writing problems — and from her notes, charts, and diagrams she wrote this accessible how-to book, Guide to Writing the Mystery Novel.
Talking about her experiences in a heart-to-heart way, the author aims at helping others with their own writing problems. Problems such as:
- — what to do with patterns of suspicion when the villain is a major character
- — what to do with patterns of suspicion when the villain is a minor character
- — how many subplots work best, and in what order should they be introduced?
- — how does a writer create setting?
- — what is good description writing, and what is bad?
Guide to Writing the Mystery Novel is a solid how-to book, easy to use, and enjoyable to read.
Details
Are you an aspiring writer who dreams of penning the perfect mystery novel? Look no further than Guide to Writing the Mystery Novel. This comprehensive guide is filled with valuable tips and techniques to help you craft a captivating and suspenseful story. With loads of examples and a touch of humor, this book is perfect for both beginners and experienced writers alike.
Written by an author who faced her fair share of writing problems while creating her own mystery novel, Guide to Writing the Mystery Novel is born out of personal experiences and a deep understanding of the craft. The author's notes, charts, and diagrams have been transformed into a practical and accessible how-to book, designed to make the writing process easier and more enjoyable for you.
One of the biggest challenges mystery writers face is dealing with patterns of suspicion within their stories. Whether your villain is a major or minor character, this guide offers expert advice on how to handle these patterns effectively. It also explores the art of incorporating subplots, providing insights on the ideal order for their introduction, and helping you strike the perfect balance.
Creating a captivating setting is crucial for any mystery novel. Guide to Writing the Mystery Novel delves into the intricacies of setting creation, teaching you how to transport readers to the heart of your story. You'll also learn the difference between good and bad description writing, ensuring that your prose is evocative and engaging.
Don't miss out on this solid how-to book that has already helped countless writers achieve their literary dreams. Easy to use and enjoyable to read, Guide to Writing the Mystery Novel is your ultimate companion on the journey to becoming a successful mystery writer. Take the first step towards honing your skills and grab your copy today!
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