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Point of View: The Ultimate Guide to Writing Perspectives

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The angle you choose to tell your story matters. There are 5 types of point of view — here’s everything you need to learn about them.

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Anatomy of Crime Fiction: Building Suspense - The blog of Libby Fischer Hellmann

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Last year I started a series of one-day workshops devoted to the craft of crime fiction. They’re broken up into various segments, but I wanted to summarize one of the most popular: Building Suspense . Btw, this isn’t limited to crime fiction as you’ll see. But it is a rather long post, so curl ... Read more

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Tales of the Unexpected - Roald Dahl - Ian Fleming - Lamb to the Slaughter - Susan George 1979

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C. L. Jennison Editorial - Manuscript editing services for crime fiction authors

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How To Build Suspense and Tension in Crime Fiction Novels - C. L. Jennison Editorial

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Are you an aspiring or new crime fiction author hoping to craft page-turning suspense? Whether you’re writing your first novel or have a few already published, you no doubt know that building and maintaining tension is crucial if you want to keep your readers’ attention. As a published author of 3 psychological suspense novels so

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Crime Fiction Theory: The 3 Structure Theory

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When we talk about crime fiction, it’s easy to distil it down through a lens of essentialism, that crime is built purely on a platform of…

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Tell Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe | Dramatic Reading | Full Story

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Tell Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe | Dramatic Reading | Full Story

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The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe | Dramatic Reading | Full Story

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How to Write Crime Fiction: Story Structure

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How to Write Crime Fiction: External and Internal Conflicts

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How to Write Crime Fiction: Suspense and Thrillers

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What Is Dramatic Irony in Writing? Definition and Examples

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Have you ever wished you could pull a character aside and explain the situation to them? “Don’t worry, Romeo—Juliet is faking it,” you…