Writing the Thriller with Steve Shrott

Genre-Action Adventure Writing the Thriller with Steve Shrott

Level
Mixed
Basic and Premium Members Prices
Basic members $35/Premium members $25

Register by February 17and save $5, use code THRILLERSHROTT2020 at checkout!
Category
  1. Characters
  2. Description/Setting
  3. Editing
  4. Dialogue
  5. Structure
  6. Genre
  7. Plotting
  8. POV
  9. Voice
  10. Worldbuilding
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THRILLERSHROTT2020
In this workshop, you’ll learn how to construct a thriller from beginning to end. Some of the topics covered are:
  • What is a thriller and why are they so popular?
  • The many different categories of thrillers
  • Secrets of creating commercial story ideas
  • Developing a ‘hot’ plot
  • How to start your story with a bang and keep up the momentum
  • Techniques that help us write high octane scenes and chapters that keep readers turning pages
  • Designing heroes that your readers care about as well as three dimensional villains
  • Crafting twists and reversals that no one sees coming
  • Strategies to keep the tension taut, and the suspense sizzling
  • Uncovering the techniques of top thriller writers
So if you want to learn how to write one of the world’s most popular genres, then join me for the workshop, ‘Writing the Thriller.’
Author
Stevens7_2000-yahoo.ie
Start date
Feb 24, 2020 at 9:00 AM
End date
Mar 8, 2020 at 11:00 PM
Registration end date
Feb 26, 2020 at 10:00 PM
Rating
4.94 star(s) 49 ratings

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Very informative, with really useful advice.
Will definitely re-read the lessons, and review the comments when working on my thriller :)
I enjoyed this class a lot. Steve's lectures were very helpful in plotting out a thriller and I will be referring to his notes when I plan my next book in this genre. Thank you!
Fantastic class! Steve's homework had me discover issues of the story I was unaware of. His questions had me thinking of the antagonist and expanding their background from a simple cardboard type to a complex villain with motives.
Thank you Very much, Steve.