How can I create effective twists in my mystery stories?

How can I create effective twists in my mystery stories?

To create effective twists, consider planting subtle clues throughout the story that mislead the reader.

What are some common types of twists I can use?

Common types include the 'unreliable narrator', 'the red herring', and 'the unexpected ally'.

How do I ensure the twist feels satisfying?

Make sure the twist is foreshadowed and that it resolves key plot points, providing a sense of closure.

Can you give an example of a famous twist?

Sure! In 'The Sixth Sense', the twist reveals that Bruce Willis's character has been dead the whole time, changing the entire narrative.