Person, Place, or Crime: Where to Start Your Mystery Editing & Revision including national magazines

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Person, Place, or Crime: Where to Start Your Mystery Editing & Revision including national magazinesSometimes the hardest place to start a mystery is precisely there: the beginning. Is it better to start with a description of the setting? Introducing an engaging character? Revealing a heinous (or perhaps seemingly innocuous) crime? Mystery author C. Hope Clark, who has written more than a dozen mystery thriller novels will lead writers through this essential part of writing mysteries. Instructor: C. Hope Clark is the author of The Carolina Slade