Mood is
conveyed to the reader through description of the writer. Emotions are described for characters. Introduce the characters obstacle, a thing or
person that will try to stop the character from achieving the overall goal. Open the story with a hint of mood a foreshadowing
of what is to come. What kind of mood
for the feel of a story, may be given by the genre the book is written in by
helpful research.
A few sub
genres listed are the Techno-thriller with the theme of technology and threat
of force using that technology. A
Techno-thriller may link the adventure, suspense, action and mystery from other
genres.
Dark fantasy
uses the individual mind or minds of others in imaginative power, to achieve
changes or results through the supernatural, without the use of technology. Dark fantasy has a sense of horror and dread. Legends, fairy-tales, urban fantasies and more
contain supernatural elements.
Spy
fiction includes special-forces training and use of gadgets to achieve their secret
mission from a government source.
Military fiction, Bounty hunters and Western fiction such as cowboy
fiction are also sub genres.
Adventure
genre includes many aspects of other genres as the protagonist has a journey or
mission to accomplish and win through obstacles against all odds.
Faction genre
having real historical people and events is interspersed with fiction and can
give differences throughout.
Detective
stories give information evolving to solve a crime, even if it seems
impossible. Professional or armature protagonist,
the why and how of the crime must be solved.
More sub genres are gangster, legal thriller and murder mystery.
Phil looked across to Jay through spaces
of subdued lighting. “Commander is that
you?” Phil said, with a slight glow of innocence. “I thought I might have recognized you.”
In
response Jay said, “It is me. Well do I
know you?” Jay raised a suspicious
eyebrow.
Phil turned his gaze in silence; to the
sound of running feet, from the direction of the halls closed double
doors. He watched as a grey suited man,
who had stepped out of the hall, walked up to his table.
