Writing Fiction¶
Burroway, J., Stuckey-French, Elizabeth, & Stuckey-French, N. (2019). Writing Fiction: A Guide to Narrative Craft. University of Chicago Press.
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- Foreshadowing Cue
- The craft tradition distinguishes honest foreshadowing, in which the cue's later meaning is exactly what the author prepared; misdirection, in which the cue initially suggests one outcome but the pay-off contradicts it, converting the cue from pointer to false lead; and the red herring, in which the cue gestures toward significance that never resolves at all
This sourceThat craft practice separates honest foreshadowing, misdirection and the red herring by what the pay-off does to the cue.
- The craft tradition distinguishes honest foreshadowing, in which the cue's later meaning is exactly what the author prepared; misdirection, in which the cue initially suggests one outcome but the pay-off contradicts it, converting the cue from pointer to false lead; and the red herring, in which the cue gestures toward significance that never resolves at all
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