Inside the Anatomy of a Propulsive Thriller

Presented by: Boyd Morrison | Diane Capri | Larry Gandal | Mark Greaney | Mark Sullivan

Categories: Writing,Propulsive,Thrillers

Thriller writers and a leading reviewer break down what makes a thriller truly propulsive. This session explores how pacing, stakes, character, and momentum work together to keep readers turning pages and unable to stop reading.

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