This thesis delves into the captivating world of suspense, exploring its fundamental elements, narrative techniques, and psychological impact on audiences. By examining suspense in both literature and film, this research aims to unravel the intricate web of tension, anticipation, and uncertainty that defines the genre. Through interdisciplinary analysis, incorporating literary theory, film studies, and psychology, this study seeks to deepen our understanding of suspense as an art form and its profound effect on storytelling and audience experiences. Ultimately, this research aims to shed light on the mechanisms behind the creation of suspense and its psychological and emotional impact on audiences.

This thesis delves into the captivating realm of thrillers, exploring their intricacies, narrative structures, and the profound psychological impact they have on audiences. By investigating the origins, characteristics, and functions of thrillers, this research aims to shed light on the enduring allure and popularity of the genre. Through interdisciplinary analysis, incorporating literary, cinematic, and psychological perspectives, this study seeks to deepen our understanding of thrillers and their ability to engage, captivate, and evoke intense emotions in audiences. Ultimately, this research aims to uncover the secrets behind the success of the thriller genre and its impact on storytelling and audience experiences.

This thesis delves into the captivating realm of mystery, examining its multifaceted nature, inherent allure, and its significant impact on various aspects of human life. By investigating the origins, characteristics, and functions of mystery, this research seeks to shed light on the profound and enduring fascination that mystery holds for individuals and societies. Through interdisciplinary analysis, incorporating psychological, sociological, and cultural perspectives, this study aims to deepen our understanding of mystery and its role in shaping human experiences, narratives, and knowledge.

These books often explore complex themes such as morality, justice, and the human condition, and can provide readers with insights into the criminal mind and the workings of the justice system. They may also offer a commentary on current social issues, such as corruption, power, and inequality.

Mystery, thriller and suspense books are a diverse genre, with a range of sub-genres including legal thrillers, spy thrillers, police procedurals, and more. They can be set in a variety of locations and time periods, from small towns to international cities, and from historical eras to the present day.