Mystery writing

Wondering how to write a mystery thriller? These 6 tips will help you to write a mystery thriller novel that readers will never forget.

Writing Worksheet – Solving a Mystery (PDF) You can use this worksheet to: Brainstorm solutions to a mystery that your story/character/life has graced you with. Work backwards from clues that interest you to develop a mystery. Draw up an overview of your mystery so that you can be sure that all your clues aren’t discovered…

Need some mystery writing prompts to give you some ideas for your story? Check out the 27 original mystery writing prompts in this post!

Plotting a Mystery Novel - Free download as Word Doc (.doc / .docx), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The document outlines a 12-chapter formula for classic mystery novels, with each chapter focusing on specific plot elements and character developments. Chapter 1 introduces the crime and sleuth. Chapters 2-3 establish suspects and a subplot. Chapters 4-6 misdirect the investigation. Chapters 7-9 reveal new clues pointing elsewhere. Chapters 10-11 resolve the subplot…

Just something to help plan stuff out when writing a Murder Mystery!

These mystery writing prompts will make you question EVERYTHING!... A character plants a false clue. Is it a red herring? A note is discovered. Who was the intended recipient?

Ever wanted to write a mystery series? Not sure where to start? Read through this mini Masterclass how to write a mystery series and get going today

List of over 70 mystery writing prompts and scene ideas generator. These mystery prompts will keep your readers hooked until the very end.

No matter what genre you’re writing in, there are probably some things you’ll want to keep hidden from your readers until the time is right to surprise