More than any other variant included under the umbrella of "crime fiction," mystery novels embody a straightforward setup of the conflict-and-resolution components of storytelling. The conflict is murder. The resolution is naming whodunit. Everything in between-the rising and falling action, the crises and complications, the revelations and setbacks-all of that can be summed up as the investigation.
How Subplots and Plot Filaments Lend Texture and Depth to Any Novel ‹ CrimeReads
25 September 2023
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