Writing Scary Scenes by Rayne Hall6/29/2023 ![]() ![]() ![]() Remember never to throw a character into an unnecessary scene, but give a clever reason or motivation for what is going on. Don't try to use too much gore, though it does work for some tales, but try to show your readers what your character is feeling and describe the atmosphere around him or her. ![]() Learn how to instantly hook a reader with just a simple line of anxiety and fear. Throughout the twenty-six chapters, Rayne Hall will help you write the perfect scary scene that will grab a hold of your readers and won't let them go until their hearts are racing and they're afraid to turn to the next page. Horror writing may not be as easy as it looks, but you are in luck, as author Rayne Hall has written a book just for this situation, titled Writing Scary Scenes. If you grew up reading Goosebumps books, Fear Street novels and anything by Stephen King, then sooner or later you've probably have attempted to write your own spooky story, maybe it was a haunted house story (I have written plenty of them.). ![]()
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