Teaches Mystery and Thriller Writing

MasterClass, founded in California in 2015, delivers a premium online learning experience taught by world-renowned experts across arts, business, sports and science. The platform emphasizes cinematic production values and concise, example-driven lessons that make advanced techniques accessible and engaging for learners at many levels. With a catalog designed to inspire, MasterClass showcases how leading practitioners approach craft, career and creativity through demonstration and storytelling.

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Teaches Mystery and Thriller Writing is a non-degree program for students who want to learn from David Baldacci, a New York Times bestselling author. This one-week online program is for students who want to learn how to write a novel with suspenseful plots and authentic characters.

The curriculum covers topics such as crafting characters, developing research-based plots, and navigating the world of publishing. Students will learn how to write a novel with red herrings, clues, and plot twists that will keep their readers engaged.

Graduates of this program can go on to become Novelists, Screenwriters, or Publishing Editors. They can work in the publishing industry, film industry, or as freelancers. Potential employers include publishing houses, film production companies, or literary magazines.