: Re: Books on character development Are there any good books to learn about character development for mystery/thriller genre fiction? For example, when to introduce the character(s), how much background

It is not about characters in mystery/thrillers specifically, but Orson Scott Cards Characters & Viewpoint is considered by many (myself included) to be one of the best books on the subject.

For a more general description of character develpoment in a plot i highly recommend Larry Brooks' Story Engineering

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