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Playing fair: The mystery writer's high-wire act
HALLIE EPHRON: Today I'm posing a wonky writing question. Mystery writers write genre fiction. Genre. Which means there are a ton of expectations we need to meet or address. And two of them have always seemed to me to be in conflict with one another. #1: Play fair with the reader. This translates to: whatever the narrator knows, the reader should also know. If the narrator sees something, the reader should "see" it, too. In other words, it's not…
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