Keeping Suspense in a Psychological Thriller

Presented by: Alicia Anthony | Diane Sismour | Georgina Cross | J.T. Ellison | Rick Treon

Categories: Psychological | Suspense | Thriller

Year: 2021

These psychological thriller writers talk about specific devices they like to use in their writing to maintain suspense in their thriller novels. Topics include the incorporation of twists, the use of setting, reader expectations, and more.

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