How to Surprise Your Reader Part 2

How do you create thrilling moments of recognition and discovery in a book? What makes some surprises in a story feel satisfying while others make you want to throw the book across the room?

Part 2 in this series reviews how unreliable narrators can facilitate surprises through free indirect discourse and which elements, according to research, are needed to make the moment of insight and recognition satisfy your reader.

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