Avoid the Sagging Middle of Your Mystery
The concept may be great, and your first chapter is stunning. But between the beginning and that incredible climactic ending comes a middle that makes or breaks a good novel. Learn some tricks of the trade in how to avoid the infamous, deal-breaking, sagging middle of your mystery work in progress. Learn how C. Hope Clark has mastered how to keep your story alive in each and every chapter.
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C. Hope Clark's love of writing, however, carried her up the ranks to the ability to retire young, and she left USDA to pen her stories and freelance.
She also currently manages FundsforWriters.com, a weekly newsletter service she founded that reaches 25,000+ writers  to include university professors, professional journalists and published mystery authors. Writer’s Digest has recognized the site in its annual 101 Best Web Sites for Writers for two decades.
She’s published in The Writer Magazine, Writer’s Digest, Guide to Literary Agents, Writer’s Market, Chicken Soup, Next Step Magazine, College Bound Teen, Voices of Youth Advocates (VOYA), TURF Magazine, Landscape Management, Jasper, SC Wildlife and other trade and online publications. She speaks at writers’ conferences, book clubs, libraries and bookstores. Hope is a member of Mystery Writers of America, International Mystery Writers, International Thriller Writers, Southeastern Writers Association, and MENSA.
She is published by Bell Bridge Books.
