Point of View: Special Issues for the Mystery and Thriller Writer Freelancing but falling short after that

but falling short after that point

author of the Weapons for Writers: A Practical Reference for Using Firearms and Knives in Fiction (Writer's Digest Books

and all genres of YA

and clichés that get most submissions sent to the trash bin

Her previous position was as a literary agent for Lowenstein Associates

Point of View: Special Issues for the Mystery and Thriller Writer Freelancing but falling short after thatMystery and thriller writers are in the business of misdirection, surprising the reader with plot twists, revealing secrets, and creating tension with unanswered questions, all the while playing fair with the reader. Careful management of point of view is key to making it all work. In this OnDemand Webinar, instructor Hallie Ephron discusses the advantages and disadvantages of different viewpoints. Hallie discusses issues like: Whose story is this?