I'm over at the Crime Writers Chronicles blog today as the guest blogger. Some books zip along at a great pace, while others have that "ho-hum" factor. You know, the ones where you read for awhile, then put the book down to do other things. The experience is nothing like reading a page-turner.
There are times, though, that you wish the pace would slow down a bit to let you catch up or savor a particular passage. Another reason to slow things down is to heighten tension.
There are times, though, that you wish the pace would slow down a bit to let you catch up or savor a particular passage. Another reason to slow things down is to heighten tension.
Today's post, HOW MYSTERY WRITERS CAN USE PACING AS A TOOL, discusses all of that and more.
Visit me there and join in the conversation.
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