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How I Handle In-Person Research as a Thriller Writer

Bestselling author Elise Hart Kipness breaks down how she does in-person research (like at the US Open) as a thriller writer.

Elise Hart Kipness

The Heart of the Story: Using Small-Town Settings to Deepen Character Connections RaeAnne Thayne

Setting the Gothic Scene in the South Mark Mustian

How (and Why) to Move Your Protagonist From One Setting to Another Lianne Dillsworth

How and Why to Use Your Setting to Create Characters and Plot Elisabeth Eaves

10 Tips for Writing About Fictional Librarians (and the Cats Who Love Them)Laurie Cass

Finding Home in the Landscape of Childhood Bobi Conn

I Lived in Castles to Bring My New Novel to Life Amanda Eyre Ward

Settings That Build Psychological Suspense: The Human Effect Debbie Babitt

5 Secrets to Writing a Great Setting Crystal Kaswell

Description: Bring Your Writing to Life The Editors of Writer's Digest

5 Reasons to Set Your Thriller in an Isolated Town Iris Yamashita

The 7 Rules of Travel Writing Nikki Vargas

5 Tips for Writing Setting as a Character Liz Michalski

Quite the Character: Writing New York in My Novels Stephanie Gangi

3 Tips for Picking the Perfect Setting for Your Novel Sarah Echavarre Smith

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