This book guides the reader through a number of identifiable stages of writing a thriller, including the following: choosing the initial theme of a story, the creation of characters, detailed plotting, research, cutting and rewriting, and common writer's block.
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Well, I did find this book informative, but only to a short extent. Most of the particulars written about in this book, I already knew either from another book published before this one or was what I thought to be common knowledge. Don't get me wrong the book taught a few things but, this is nothing to write home to ma about.
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