Yes, I'm back again, but I won't complain this time. . One day my dad and I were talking about a genre he had heard about, sort of a sub-genre (but sort of not) of mystery/detective stories. With "police procedural" as a genre, the story focus more on HOW the good guys solve the crime than on whodunit. I have a few of my stories where this is the case, from the beginning we know who the criminal is, catching him is what the story's about! It's a really fun genre to write in, by the way! (Hint, hint, TRY IT! )
~Caren!
~ * ~ * Caren Mackensie Rose * ~ * ~ Live long and prosper.
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. One day my dad and I were talking about a genre he had heard about, sort of a sub-genre (but sort of not) of mystery/detective stories. With "police procedural" as a genre, the story focus more on HOW the good guys solve the crime than on whodunit. I have a few of my stories where this is the case, from the beginning we know who the criminal is, catching him is what the story's about! It's a really fun genre to write in, by the way! (Hint, hint, TRY IT! 
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