Crime Writing 101: All Your Questions Answered

A Go-to Murder Mystery Toolkit for Fiction Writers Who Want to Write a Thrilling Crime Novel Readers Will Love

De: Hackney and Jones

Narrado por: Sierra Kline

Listen to this book before you write your crime novel!

Are you a beginner wanting to write a gripping crime novel, but don't know where to start? Look no further!

Crime Writing 101 is the ultimate toolkit for fiction writers who want to create a thrilling, suspenseful, and unpausable murder mystery. This comprehensive guide is the book you need to listen to before you sit down to write.

With zero-fluff, it is packed with expert tips, techniques, and resources specifically designed for beginners. This will give you all the basic knowledge you need to write a compelling crime novel that listeners will love. From crafting a plot that keeps listeners on the edge of their seats to developing complex characters that drive the story, this guide covers all the essential elements of writing a crime novel.

Discover what listeners want and how to give it to them, and avoiding common mistakes in the process that will kill your sales.This guide gives you actionable steps, a basic outline, places to go for research, and a crime writing checklist to ensure your novel is polished and ready to be published.

It's your go-to reference for all your crime writing needs, and will give you the confidence you need to write a best-seller.

©2023 Vicky Jones (P)2023 Vicky Jones

Written by Artificial Intelligence?

I think this was written by AI. This is full of the most generic advice possible. Don’t bother.

SO basic that there's not much there

I have never left a bad review... but... This book is barely better than using AI answers and almost feels like it was created by using AI. The info is so blandly basic that it feels like it's written for a 5th grade student who is struggling in English. There is no meat here, more like the scent that lingers behind after a meal was eaten. You'll be disappointed with the content as there is really nothing that is specific for writing a Crime or Thriller.