Writing Mysteries by Grafton, Sue -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Page Title Page Copyright Permissions About the Editor Contents INTRODUCTION part I: Preparation THE RULES AND HOW TO BEND THEM SPARKS, TRIGGERS, AND FLASHES ON WORK SCHEDULES WRITING WITH A PARTNER, OR … WHAT PART OF “NO” DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND? EXPERTISE AND RESEARCH WHERE DO I FIND A JEWISH INDIAN? OR HOW I STOPPED WORRYING AND LEARNED TO LOVE RESEARCH BACKGROUND, LOCATION, AND SETTING part II: The Process CHARACTERIZATION ROUNDING UP YOUR CHARACTERS WRITING A SERIES CHARACTER THE AMATEUR SLEUTH VIVID VILLAINS IN SEARCH OF NOVEL BUILDING WITHOUT BLUEPRINTS OUTLINING PERSPECTIVES ON POINT OF VIEW DRESS FOR SUCCESSES: DEVELOPING YOUR PERSONAL STYLE HOW TO WRITE CONVINCING DIALOGUE PACING AND SUSPENSE DEPICTION OF VIOLENCE CLUES, RED HERRINGS, AND OTHER PLOT DEVICES THE BOOK STOPS HERE IN THE BEGINNING IS THE END REVISION HOW TO FIND AND WORK WITH AN AGENT DIAL M FOR MARKET THE MYSTERY NOVEL FROM AN EDITOR'S POINT OF VIEW part III: Specialties WRITING MYSTERIES FOR YOUNG READERS THE JOYS AND CHALLENGES OF THE SHORT STORY THE MEDICAL THRILLER LEGAL THRILLERS HISTORICAL MYSTERIES: THE PAST IS A FOREIGN COUNTRY FROM THE CRADLE TO THE PEN: THE EVOLUTION OF A TRUE CRIME WRITER E-MEDIA — CRIME FICTION E-VOLVES THE BEST OF THE GENRE AND A REFERENCE LIST OF BOOKS ON WRITING AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION About the Contributors

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