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Thriller Fiction

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

How a Deepfake Thriller Taught Me to Write Realistic AI Daniel Kalla

Live-Writing My Thriller Novel J.T. Ellison

A Conversation With James Comey on Writing Fairly and Making Stories Linger (Killer Writers)Clay Stafford

How to Write a Gripping Cat and Mouse Thriller Ellie Monago

The Sniper and the Scientist: Finding Common Ground on Opposing Foundations Jones Worthington

Secrets We Keep From Each Other: Building Tension in Fictional Marriages Paul Vidich

Write What Haunts You: The Urgency of Unsettling Fiction Patrick O'Dowd

Which Narrative Point of View Is Best for a Thriller?Rachel Paris

Richard Chizmar: Turning True-Crime Obsession Into Horror Robert Lee Brewer

Amy Engel: On Leaning Into the Gray Areas of Good and Evil in Writing Thrillers Robert Lee Brewer

6 Tips for Writing Thrillers With a Speculative Twist Jayne Cowie

Riley Sager: On Perseverance and Trusting in the Process Robert Lee Brewer

10 Dos and Don’ts for Writing Page-Turning Thriller Novels Jenna Kernan

The WD Interview: Lisa Jewell Amy Jones

Try One More Thing: An Award-Winning Fairytale Yasmin Angoe

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