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Mystery/Thriller

Mystery/ThrillerSarina Bowen: It’s OK To Try New ThingsRobert Lee Brewer
Secrets We Keep From Each Other - Building Tension in Fictional Marriages, by Paul Vidich
Writing TechniquesSecrets We Keep From Each Other: Building Tension in Fictional MarriagesPaul Vidich
Which Narrative Point of View Is Best for a Thriller?, by Rachel Paris
Mystery/ThrillerWhich Narrative Point of View Is Best for a Thriller?Rachel Paris
A collage-style graphic titled "BOOKS TO LOOK FORWARD TO IN 2025." It features several book covers arranged around the central text. Clockwise from the top left: The cover of "Well, Actually" by Mazey Eddings, showing a stylized illustration of a blonde woman and a man sitting at a table. The cover of "Witchcraft for Wayward Girls" by Grady Hendrix with a dark, mystical design featuring hands and celestial elements. The cover of "Root Rot" by Saskia Nislow with an anatomical illustration of a plant and possibly human-like veins. The cover of "No Ordinary Love" by Myah Ariel, featuring a close-up portrait of a Black man and a Black woman. The bright yellow cover of "The Maid's Secret" by Nita Prose, with an illustration of a maid's uniform holding a blue book. Part of the cover of "Love, Loss and Everything In Between" by Nicole Loher, showing a close-up image of pink and white peonies. The Writer's Digest logo (WD) is visible in the bottom right corner. The overall impression is a preview of diverse book releases expected in 2025.
Book RecommendationsBooks to Look Forward to in 2025Moriah Richard
More Than Fluff | Diane Kelly
Mystery/ThrillerMore Than FluffDiane Kelly
How One Nonsense Word Helps Me Craft Better Character-Based Suspense, by Nat Cassidy
CharacterHow One Nonsense Word Helps Me Craft Better Character-Based SuspenseNat Cassidy
Mystery/ThrillerJeneva Rose: Don’t Write for TrendsRobert Lee Brewer
8 Ways to Keep a Long-Running Series Fresh, Book After Book, by C. S. Harris
Writing Techniques8 Ways to Keep a Long-Running Series Fresh, Book After BookC. S. Harris
Clues for Killing It in Crime Fiction, by Pamela Fagan Hutchins
Mystery/Thriller9 Clues for Killing It in Crime FictionPamela Fagan Hutchins
Mystery/ThrillerElizabeth Kaufman: My Advice to Writers Is To WriteRobert Lee Brewer
The Anatomy of Cozy Charm | Jane K. Cleland
Mystery/ThrillerThe Anatomy of Cozy CharmJane Cleland
How to Write Your Memoir as a Thriller and Your Thriller as a Memoir, by Art Bell
Mystery/ThrillerHow to Write Your Memoir as a Thriller and Your Thriller as a MemoirArt Bell
A graphic with a split design, featuring a woman on the left and a book cover on the right. On the left, a photo of a woman with light-colored hair and a dark top is framed by a white border with abstract designs. The text "BREAKING OUT" is written in bold, stylized letters to her right, and "NITA PROSE" is written in smaller letters below. The Writer's Digest logo (WD) is in the bottom left corner. On the right, a book cover for "The Maid's Secret" by Nita Prose is visible. The cover is bright yellow with an illustration of a maid's uniform and a book in the center. The title "THE MAID'S SECRET" is written in large, bold letters at the top, and "NITA PROSE" is at the bottom. The overall color palette is bright and eye-catching.
InterviewsBreaking Out: Nita ProseMoriah Richard
Mystery/ThrillerKelly Mullen: Be Open to FeedbackRobert Lee Brewer
How to Leverage Multiple Perspectives in a Psychological Thriller, by Sara Foster
Write Better FictionHow to Leverage Multiple Perspectives in a Psychological ThrillerSara Foster

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