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The Easy Way to Write Horror That Sells - Second Edition - cover

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The Easy Way to Write Horror That Sells - Second Edition

Rob Parnell

Publisher: Publishdrive

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Summary

Good horror is sophisticated. More and more writers, like Joe Hill and Jack Ketchum, are winding up in the literary section of your local bookshop or library. No longer is horror marginalized. It's increasingly seen as respectable and justifiably good writing.
 
So, believe me, it's more than possible to make a very good living from writing horror and dark fantasy!
 
Do you want success as a horror writer? And get to grips with a genre that will benefit all of your writing.
 
Here’s what the book covers:
 
* How to build suspense* How to create believable characters* How to come up with original and compelling ideas* How to create convincing monsters and psychological enemies* How to sustain a series of stories / books / movies* And much more!
Available since: 03/04/2021.
Print length: 115 pages.

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