Something I've noticed, both in amateur writing and more professional stuff.
The secrets are always revealed, why is that?
Is it simply because the only secrets you would introduce are the ones you intend to solve? (That's kinda depressing, the readers would know I'm going to tell them eventually, takes away from the story IMO.)
Is it an authors compulsion to tell a secret, especially only they know.
Is there a literary reason for always revealing the secret(s)?
Have I overlooked the actual reason?
Am I allowed to keep some secrets, or to leave things in the book unexplained?
The secrets are always revealed, why is that?
Is it simply because the only secrets you would introduce are the ones you intend to solve? (That's kinda depressing, the readers would know I'm going to tell them eventually, takes away from the story IMO.)
Is it an authors compulsion to tell a secret, especially only they know.
Is there a literary reason for always revealing the secret(s)?
Have I overlooked the actual reason?
Am I allowed to keep some secrets, or to leave things in the book unexplained?