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1. Give Your Reader Information
Provide details that will make the story interesting in some way for readers.
-The suspense drives the narrative and keeps your reader interested.
2. Craft a Strong Hook
Think about what you can do to pull readers into the story from the start.
-The hook is typically a line or image that creates curiosity and questions that keep
readers wanting to know more.
3. Create Complex Characters
Characters are only limited by your imagination. Flesh out your characters by adding to their backstory and including details that will make them interesting to readers.
-The first place to fortify a thriller is its cast of characters. A critical mistake made here can undermine even the best story concept.
4. Explore Psychological Tension
Time to throw a wrench in the works. To tighten the tension in your novel add conflicts that are tied to the character's internal goals and their backstory.
-The best mysteries are about the exploration and resolution of psychological tension. In other words, how do the characters interact? What do they want?
5. People Respond to Emotion
How a story makes a person feel is just as important as any blockbuster plotline.
-People do respond to fast-paced writing and smart plotting, but I think emotion is just as important.
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I don't know if it's right tho...but I hope it helps. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. Have a great day ahead!
