How to Write Fantasy Thrillers and Mysteries

Categories: Fantasy | Mystery | Thriller

Maggie Toussant and other thriller authors discuss how to form and structure a fantasy thriller, drawing upon their own works.

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How to Write Fantasy Thrillers and Mysteries

Inside Today’s Publishing Industry: Trends, Challenges, and Change

The Importance of Setting within Storytelling

A Voice in the Dark: Writing in Unique Perspectives

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