A story doesn't have to contain blood and gore in order to be considered good horror. There are many elements that can take a horror story from boring to engaging, such as creating an undeniable sense of fear or dread in the reader. Learn from experienced horror writers on how they handle plot, character development, point of view, and more in the below video. Renowned children's author R.L. Stine of the Goosebumps and Fear Street series even shares his insights on how much scary children can handle.
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Hi, so I have been published a children's book. But I would like to do more than just write a simple one book that's lost in the shuffle of books. I also write stories on KDP, And now I would like to write a serious mystery story.And see if it can be published. I have some questions about how to make it work like you do. Your a great writer. I was wondering if you could help me with trying to figure a plot and how you go about coming up with ideas for mystery stories.i have alot of questions about how to write a serious successful mystery story I would like to become a full time writer. Not just a one-time writer. I am truly serious about this. How do you get funding for a book etc.. I truly have plenty of questions and need to know how too do this as a full time writer and as a business. Can you please help me out ? I would truly appreciate it.