Tips and resources for creating case fiction.

[casemod]

Creating case fiction can be a little intimidating at first! If you want some tips on how to get started or wrangle a stubborn plot point or whatnot, we hope that this post may be the answer you need to help you successfully tease out that exasperating thread that's bound to unravel your investigation (in a good way!).

Please refrain from breaking anonymity regarding your assignment. While this post is here to share resources, it isn't meant to replace the function of sending questions via the mods. This is for general help, not specific story help. Please do not brainstorm your assignment in the comments.

If you have tips on how to create case fiction, this is the post to share them in! We're looking for writers, artists, and even podders (if podders feel there are any resources/tips to share!) on how to create case fiction. This may include tips such as how to artistically show red herrings without pointing to it with arrows, how to leave clues subtly in writing or art, or even how to perhaps create a mysterious ambience through sound effects.

By no means are you required to use any of these resources to create your case fiction!

If you're unsure your question may break anonymity, please email the mods first at gumshoeagency@gmail.com

I'll do my best to compile them under the cut below for ease of reference.

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