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muffin.wow-womenonwriting.com
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| | | | | By June Trop Dialogue is action. It moves the story forward and demonstrates conflict, the heart of every scene. Besides, external dialogue,... | |
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www.well-storied.com
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| | | | | No matter how much tension you pack into the pages of your book, readers won't care about your story if they don't first care about your characters. After all, there's nothing page-turning about a predictable protagonist playing out a predictable plot. If you want readers to invest in your characters and their journeys, then you must craft characters that readers can believe in - characters so well-developed and realistic that they seem to spring to life on the page. But crafting a cast that moves beyond caricatures and cardboard cutouts can be difficult. What steps can you take to develop complex and compelling characters today? Here are 33 tips you won't want to miss... | |
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www.goodstorycompany.com
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| | | | | Strong character development arcs make better stories. Here are some tips on writing characters that readers will connect with and root for. | |
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friendlyfairytales.com
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| | | Snow on holly branches,icy cold freezing my nose --it's January.Tiny bird prints on my porch,a deer is still and silent --hope for spring. Copyright 2025 Brenda Davis Harsham Notes: Even picking up a package from my porch is a hard, tiring business when I have the flu. I didn't have the energy for new photos,... | ||
