WD Magazine Online ExclusivesThriller/Suspense First Place Winner: "Some Pig"By Guest ColumnMar 20, 2019
Writing TechniquesSurprise vs. Suspense and How to Pair Them in Your WritingBy Jane ClelandOct 6, 2018
HorrorReading, Breathing and the Long Sentence: How to Write Horror That Frightens ReadersBy Philip AthansOct 5, 2018
Off the Page: author interview seriesThe Writer’s Digest Podcast, Episode 9: Using Your Words for the Power of Good — Interview with Heather GrahamBy Jess ZafarrisOct 5, 2018
Publishing InsightsWho Ya Gonna Call? Writing Paranormal and Supernatural Phenomena Realistically and AuthenticallyBy Guest ColumnAug 24, 2018
InterviewsBestseller Walter Mosley on Characterization and the Legacy of Devil in a Blue DressBy Tyler MossAug 8, 2018
Breaking In Writers DigestTwo Authors Discuss How Their Debut Novels Were Picked Up by HollywoodBy Guest ColumnJul 12, 2018
Mystery/Thriller5 Lessons Studying Sleight-of-Hand Can Teach You About Writing SuspenseBy Guest ColumnApr 25, 2018
Mystery/ThrillerOnly One Reason to Write Suspense Novels: To Spin A Great YarnBy Brian A. KlemsMay 1, 2017
New Agency AlertsNew Literary Agent Alert: Jennifer Wills of The Seymour AgencyBy Chuck SambuchinoNov 4, 2016
There Are No Rules Blog by the Editors of Writer's DigestThey’re So Good, It’s Scary: 13 Quotes From Horror, Thriller and Suspense WritersBy Tiffany LuckeyOct 24, 2016
New Agency AlertsNew Literary Agent Alert: Janna Bonikowski of The Knight AgencyBy Chuck SambuchinoOct 10, 2016
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