Anthony-horowitz Quote by Anthony Horowitz

“When you're writing a whodunit, the dead body is the most important character. It's the pivot point around which the plot spins.”

— Adrianne Lee

“There's a story unfolding with a definite beginning and an eventual end, and even though we can't begin to imagine what the whole plot…

— Ann Tatlock

“If you live well, you will be shocked and surprised to see how, at the end of your life, it all turns out. But…

— Darren Main

“I don't understand why you're so obsessed with figuring out everything that happens here, like we have to unravel every mystery.”

— John Green

“Explanations take the mystery out of things, right?”

— Sarah Ockler

“I found the final plot twist unsatisfying, as plot twists often are: nothing like life, which - it seems to me - turns less…

— Harriet Lane

When I'm writing, I won't know whodunnit until maybe two thirds of the way through. Until then, I know as little as my detective.…

— Ian Rankin

“It was like picking up a book and reading the things the main character did and said and his description and thinking vaguely, at…

— Vin Packer

“It was exactly the sort of thing I needed to be reading that afternoon: a story where, no matter how bad things got, you…

— Heather James

“What happened is the least of it. It’s a novel, and once you’ve finished a novel, what happened in it is of little importance…

— Javier Marías

“Inevitably, I became distracted by tales that I knew held no promise for us—accounts of murders that had long since been solved, or whose…

— Caleb Carr

“I began to write fiction on the assumption that the true enemies of the novel were plot, character, setting and theme.”

— John Hawkes