Writing Terror into Your Horror
But here’s my premise line for The Harrowing, which is more plot-specific: - Five troubled college students left alone on their isolated campus over the long Thanksgiving break confront their own demons and a mysterious presence – that may or may not be real. I wrote that sentence to quickly convey all the elements I want to get across about this b
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Surprising: “All good writing has a twist-a kind of moment when something begins to change. Just like a horror movie, you build up that suspense and flip it.” – David Perell
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