Suspense keeps readers on edge from "summary" of A Book of Horrors by Stephen Jones
The masterful use of suspense is a crucial tool in the arsenal of any horror writer worth their salt. It is the driving force that propels the reader forward, keeping them on the edge of their seat, eagerly turning each page in anticipation of what is to come. By carefully crafting tension-filled scenes and withholding key information, the author is able to create a sense of unease that lingers long after the final page has been turned. This lingering sense of dread is what sets the horror genre apart from others, leaving a lasting impression on the reader's psyche. Suspense works b...
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