👿🔥Writing Internal Danger

Writing Internal Danger

Danger doesn’t have to be external. A physical threat–being chased by tigers or a gunman is one thing, choosing to cheat on your partner is another. Is your story in need of some tension augmentation? Consider cranking up the heat with a heavy dose of internal danger, aka emotional or psychological danger.

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7 Elements Of A Mystery Novel [Mystery Month]

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We all know what goes into a story – plot, characters, settings, etc. However, there’s more to it depending on the genre you write. Since I main in mystery and it’s Mystery Month, we’ll be talking about the 7 elements of a mystery novel.

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https://rachelpoli.com/2019/05/08/7-elements-of-a-mystery-novel-mystery-month/

Pacing in Fiction Writing #michiganmurderandmayhem

Pacing, the multi-faceted tool for writers can create varied moods and build tension, but are you maximizing its use? Understanding the basics of this tool can help boost an oatmeal boring project to an optimum and satisfying experience for readers.

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Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Being a Plotter or a Pantser #michiganmurderandmayhem

Spend a little time following writers on social media and you’ll come across the phrase “plotter vs. pantser.” Many treat it like a binary choice, as though you should proudly define your writing process as either one or the other.

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