Instructor:  Fleur Bradley. Do you ever wonder what makes that book such a page-turner?  Wish you could keep a reader at the edge of your seat with your writing?

 

This workshop teaches you how to write riveting fiction, and how to write chapters that keep your story moving relentlessly forward.

 

The workshop has the following lessons, each with an exercise to apply to your own work:

 

1. Recognizing opportunities for suspense: Plot 

2. Recognizing opportunities for suspense: Character

3. Red Herrings: What they are and how to use them

4.  Ending every chapter with a cliffhanger

5.  Wrapping up loose ends

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Dozens of Fleur Bradley's short stories have appeared online and in print. She keeps a blog on current trends in YA fiction, YA Sleuth: http://yasleuth.blogspot.com/. She's completed a YA suspense novel that her agent is currently submitting to major publishing houses.