Foreshadowing & Planting Clues Without Giving the Game Away

Categories: Plot | Suspense | Writing

Foreshadowing keeps readers engaged without revealing too much too soon. J.B. Manning, James Glass, Kelly Oliver, Marie Still, Rick Glaze, and Tracee de Hahn break down how to plant clues that feel fair, intentional, and satisfying. This session focuses on maintaining tension and surprise while guiding readers toward a payoff that feels earned.

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