Suspects and Subtext
Subtext is any content which is not announced explicitly. Baffle your sleuth and your reader with suspect subtext.
Subtext is any content which is not announced explicitly. Baffle your sleuth and your reader with suspect subtext.
Create your own reference library with an organized system to write your novel faster.
Deepen your novel, use multiple plotlines. How to develop subplots for your story.
The six basic scene components and how they help you create a tight, focused scene for your novel.
Create relatable characters by giving them opinions.
Tips to plant clues about your villain but leaving the reveal to your sleuth.
Allowing your reader to imagine character details in the theater of the mind develops connections with your story.
Without an immediate connection with your sleuth, a reader is not motivated to follow them solving the puzzle in the rest of your novel.
Ideas for how to talk to your reader fans when your first book isn’t finished. Share your writer self.
How to create a great protagonist, smooth dialogue, keep readers engaged, and trim info-dump to write a novel readers love.