How to Write a Story: The 10 Best Secrets.
Learning how to write a detective story is a helpful process for any fiction author. This crime subgenre distills some of the most fundamental aspects of story. Cause and effect are strong. Because every character is a potential suspect, we remember how important it is for every story character to have compelling motivations, public and private.To be able to write a good a story, one must be a good reader and a good observer. It is the experience gathered that will form the basis of your story. One also needs a good understanding of English.I definitely agree with David Helton; you have to know who the criminal is. Also, if you want to try to stay away from the cliche, maybe try writing about a crime that doesn't involve the victim(s) dying. Make the criminal someone you wouldn't exp.
Ever since Edgar Allan Poe created the first detective, the detective story has been a staple of literature. Though early detective stories often featured a group of amateur crime sleuths trying to find the murderer, later detective stories introduced the hard-boiled private investigator. For anyone who wishes to learn how to write in the crime.If you saw the season-ending episode of Monk, do you remember the clue that helped catch the killer?. Me, neither. In the recent thriller Fractured, what was the mistake Anthony Hopkins made that proved he killed his wife?. You got me. My point, and I do have one, is that often writers think the most important aspect of a good mystery is the ingenuity of the crime, the unraveling of the clues.
Trying to write a short story is the perfect place to begin your writing career. Because it reveals many of the obstacles, dilemmas, and questions you’ll face when creating fiction of any length. If you find these things knotty in a short story, imagine how profound they would be in a book-length tale. Most writers need to get a quarter.
