Articles related to "Suspense"



The Return of the Gothic Novel
The gothic genre encompasses a wide and varying range of books which hold in common several key elements-suspense, a touch of horror, and often romance.
• mystery • supernatural • ghosts • haunted houses • castles

The Defiant Hero by Suzanne Brockmann
Military, romantic suspense by Suzanne Brockmann
• military romace • suspense • romantic suspense • suzanne brockmann

Writing Suspense
An intriguing beginning to a novel makes a person want to read on. How does a writer make a gripping start that gets readers hooked?
• narrative hook • writing fiction • writing novels • writing techniques • creative writing

Building Suspense in Short Stories or Novels
This is an article about building suspense in short stories or novels. I used the short story, "The Chain" by Iain Rowan to show how he built suspense in his story.
• suspense • the chain • iain rowan

Creating Suspense - Desiree's Baby and The Story of An Hour by Kate Chopin
This article is about how writers create suspense in their stories to keep readers turning the pages. I focus on two stories by Kate Chopin: "Desiree's Baby" and "The Story of an Hour."
• kate chopin • desiree's baby • the story of an hour

Katherine D. Jones on writing Romantic Suspense and using Publicists
On January 29, 2003 BET/Arabesque Books offered Katherine D. Jones a two-book deal for her Special Corruption Unit Series. After reviewing both A Love Worth Fighting For and Worth the Wait, I asked Ms. Jones if she could talk to me about this series, her upcoming projects and to share her thoughts about independent publicists.
• writing • publishing • author • novel • romance

Master of Suspense Part II
Hitchcock turns 100--well, if he were alive that is. A biography and filmography of the Master of Suspense.
• alfred hitchcock • the pleasure garden • number 13 • always tell your wife • the mountain eagle

Master of Suspense Part III
Hitchcock turns 100--well, if he were alive that is. A biography and filmography of the Master of Suspense.
• alfred hitchcock • the pleasure garden • number 13 • always tell your wife • the mountain eagle

Masterpieces of Mystery and Suspense by Martin H. Greenberg
This is part one of a review of the short stories that appear in the book, "Masterpieces of Mystery and Suspense" that is compiled by Martin H. Greenberg.
• masterpieces of mystery and suspense • martin h. greenberg

Quiz -- Female Detective Fiction/Suspense Writers
This is a quiz to test your knowledge of six famous Detective Fiction/Suspense Women writers.
• agatha christie • mary higgins clark • josephine tey • sara paretsky • catherine coulter

Self-Published Authors Series: Suspense Author, Sylvia Hubbard
I am highlighting Michigan native, suspense author Sylvia Hubbard for this year’s series, because she is more than just an author she is a sphere of influence in Detroit.
• self-published • woman • writer • literature • detroit

Suspense + Surprise = <i>Dead Calm</i>
Phil Noyce's Dead Calm is a masterful display of suspense and surprise.
• phil noyce • dead calm • nicole kidman • nicole • kidman

Suspense Only Hitchcock Could Create
Alfred Hitchcock was a master of suspense which makes his films the perfect pick for this hauting time of year.
• alfred hitchcock • suspense • drama • halloween • rope

The Master of Suspense
Hitchcock turns 100--well, if he were alive that is. A biography and filmography of the Master of Suspense.
• alfred hitchcock • the pleasure garden • number 13 • always tell your wife • the mountain eagle

Author Biography-Joy Fielding
Joy Fielding consistently writes thought-provoking thrillers about what happens when women get involved with the wrong men.
• joy fielding • authors • mysteries • thrillers • suspense

Author Profile: Nicci French
Enter Nicci French's world of dangerous affairs, stalkers, and obsessive love.
• nicci french • nicci gerrard • sean french • british writers • british crime authors

Goonight Nobody by Jennifer Weiner
"Goodnight Nobody" by Jennifer Weiner, originally released in 2005 and just out in paperback, combines a "cozy" suburban heroine with a suspenseful plot.
• goodnight nobody • bestselling mystery novel • jennifer weiner • suspense novel • mystery book

Mystery Writing
Here are eight steps to help construct your mystery
• mystery • mystery writing • character • red herring • protagonist

Review-Heart Shaped Box
Jude Coyne gets more than he bargains for when he purchases a ghost on the Internet.
• joe hill • horror • mystery • suspense • ghosts

Review: Heartstopper
If alligators weren't enough of a problem, a human predator is terrorizing the small town of Torrence, Florida.
• joy fielding • heartstopper • charley's web • suspense authors • romantic suspense

Review: Liar Game
A naïve girl pulled into a game to determine the best liar in the country. Will her innocence survive the corruption of man and money? 3/10
• liar game • japanese drama • toda erika • matsuda shota • psychological thriller

Review: The Meaning of Night
Edward Glyver, a man wronged, betrayed and cheated of his rightful inheritance ,vows revenge against his sworn enemy, Phoebus Daunt.
• mystery • murder • victorian • michael cox • suspense

The Devil's Footprints
Amanda Stevens, author of The Dollmaker, writes another psychological thriller based on an Arkansas legend about the devil's footprints.
• romantic suspense • devil's footprints • amanda stevens • the dollmaker • mira authors

After Twilight by Dee Davis
After Twilight, Dee Davis
• romantic suspense • after twilight • dee davis

As Big As The Sky by Jan Springer
Romantic Suspense by Jan Springer
• romance • romantic suspense • jan springer

Believe in Yourself: Linda M. Orlando
<p>Linda M. Orlando is a newly published author from Maine, whose works now include a full-length romantic suspense novel and a young adult novel. Though she has not achieved the status of many of the artists and authors she has written about, she is a professional writer, whose published works are available in the marketplace.</p>
• linda m. orlando • maine author • writer • young adult • romantic suspense

Book Review - Haunting Refrain
Book review
• suspense • psychic

Equal Opportunity Crime
Our new heroines are busting those manly bad boys and doing a fine job without the help of a virile, hairy chested partner, thank you very much
• crime • novel • story • women • woman

Final Part of Short Stories Review
This is a comparison of the four sections that appear in the book, Masterpieces of Mystery and Suspense.
• masterpieces of mystery and suspense

Footsteps in the Tunnel
This is a different kind of story plot. For this story plot, I have given you a scene and some questions to answer. Your job is to read the story plot and answer the questions. I would like to hear from you if you read this.
• suspense • detective • fiction • short stories

Halloween Plays
Do you like to scare others? Or be scared yourself? This is a season for good clean scary entertainment. And like many other niches, there is a shortage of good, producible scripts.
• stage • play • playwright • playwriting • theater

Joan Lowery Nixon
This is an article about Joan Lowery Nixon and some books that I have read by her.
• joan lowery nixon • young adult literature • mysteries • suspense • literature

Kiss and Tell
Kiss and Tell by Cherry Adair
• romance • suspense • cherry adair • novel • book

New Books Due Out in April
New releases for April, plus some other new books worth checking out.
• murder suspense novel fiction nonfiction crime boo

Orchid Beach by Stuart Woods
Stuart Woods's Orchid Beach is reviewed.
• stuart woods • suspense • thriller • mystery • murder

Part Five - Short Stories Review
This is a review of two short stories that appear in the final section, "Masterworks of Crime and Detection" of the book titled "Masterpieces of Mystery and Suspense" that was compiled by Martin H. Greenberg.
• masterpieces of mystery and suspense • martin h. greenberg

Part Four - Short Stories Review
This is part four of the short story review. The stories are "The Dancing Detective" by Cornell Woolrich and "The Man Who Collected Poe" by Robert Bloch.
• masterpieces of mystery and suspense • martin h. greenberg

Part Three - Short Stories Review
This is the third part of the short stories review that I have been writing. The collection of short stories is from the book, "Masterpieces of Mystery and Suspense" by Martin H. Greenberg.
• masterpieces of mystery and suspense • martin h. greenberg

Part Two - Short Stories Review
This article is part two of a review of the short stories that appear in the book "Masterpieces of Mystery and Suspense" by Martin H. Greenberg. The short stories appear in the first section titled "Legendary Sleuths."
• masterpieces of mystery and suspense • martin h. greenberg

PSYCHO: A Confined Analysis
An analysis of the carthartic motifs in Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 suspense classic, "Psycho."
• film • american • suspense

Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award Nominees
<i>Romantic Times</i> mystery & suspense book award nominees
• mystery • awards • romantic times • cozy • suspense

The Solution to Meika's Secret
This is the solution to the story plot that appeared on July 25.
• suspense • detective • fiction • meika's secret

The Solution to Trapped In An Elevator
This is the solution to the story plot titled "Trapped in an Elevator" that appeared last week.
• elevator • suspense • detective • fiction • mallory

The Twisted Triangle
Review of mystery/suspense novel "The Twisted Triangle" by S.P. Potthoff
• review • mystery • suspense • potthoff

Trapped In An Elevator
This is a story plot where readers can respond by answering the questions at the end. I would like to hear responses.
• suspense • detective • fiction • short stories • short story

Write the End First!
Literary agent,Robert Gottlieb of Trident Media Group says, "There are rules I go by in commercial fiction. Great writing, mediocre story: I can't sell it. Great story, mediocre writing: It could be a bestseller." What is the difference between good writing and good storytelling? You can get published with good storytelling and mediocre writing, but you can't get published with good writing and no story. This article will get you thinking about the craft of storytelling.
• storytelling • stories • novels • fiction • plotting

Writing About Crime and Police, Part 2
Review of two books for crime writers: Teach Yourself Writing Crime and Suspense Fiction, and The Law Enforcement Handbook.
• crime fiction • mystery • mystery fiction • detective fiction • suspense fiction

Writing Blockbuster Novels Part I: An Interview with T. J. MacGregor
T.J. MacGregor tells what it's like to be an author of twenty-four suspense and mystery novels in a special interview.
• interview • suspense • mystery • thriller • occult

Writing Blockbuster Novels Part II: An Interview with T. J. MacGregor
The interview with prolific author T. J. MacGregor continues. Find out how this imaginative writer mixes fiction and the occult.
• interview • mystery • suspense • thriller • occult

American Gothic Romance Authors
The 1960s and 1970s were the decades of the gothic romance in the US and in Great Britain. In the US, VIrginia Coffman, Phyllis Whitney and Barbara Michaels reigned
• gothic romance • gotics • virginia coffman • barrbara michaels • phyllis whitney


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