Selected Works of World Mystery Fiction

Author: (USA) A. Hitchcock edited by Shen Dongzi
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Hitchcock is widely known for his suspenseful films, and his suspense novels focus on the development of the story, emphasizing the creation of various atmospheres. They make readers more psychologically tense as they follow the personal fate of the protagonists, feeling anxious about their various encounters. The greatest feature of suspense novels, and what sets them apart most from other forms of fiction, lies in their vivid portrayal of the environment and atmosphere. The author, through specific scenes in the environment, alerts the readers, making them unconsciously worry about the protagonist's situation, eager to know the outcome as soon as possible, and hoping the protagonist can escape the. Only after the truth is revealed can the readers finally exhale the breath they've been holding. This is how the author achieves the purpose of creating suspense. In essence, suspense is about exciting the readers and making them want to finish the work in one go. In simpler terms, it enhances the readability of the work.