Include red herrings to mislead readers from "summary" of Plotting and Writing Suspense Fiction by Patricia Highsmith
Incorporating red herrings into your narrative can be a clever way to throw readers off track and keep them guessing. These false clues can lead readers down the wrong path, creating a sense of mystery and suspense as they try to piece together the truth. By introducing misleading information or events that seem significant but ultimately lead nowhere, you can add layers of complexity to your plot and keep your audience engaged.
Red herrings can take many forms, from seemingly incriminating evidence to suspicious characters or misleading dialogue. By strategically placing these distractions throughout your story, you can create a sense of uncertainty and doubt in the minds of your readers. This can heighten the tension and intrigue, as they are forced to question their assumptions and reevaluate the clues they have been given.
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