The easiest way to fix a broken story according to Jed Herne
Jed Herne breaks his solution down into three stages: Character Arc There are five aspects to a character arc that[…]
Read moreJed Herne breaks his solution down into three stages: Character Arc There are five aspects to a character arc that[…]
Read moreThanks to Jason for this suggestion, we are going to take a deeper dive into the complexities and questions that[…]
Read moreThere are times when your plot calls for things to go one way but your characters want to steer your[…]
Read moreAs we all gather to celebrate in whatever way seems appropriate, may your day be joyful and full of kindness.[…]
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Read moreThanet, and particularly Ramsgate, owes some of its heritage to the local Jewish community. Most prominent of these influences is Sir Moses[…]
Read moreWhen you get into writing stories, sooner or later people come along that try to fill your head with all[…]
Read moreCrafting a unique character with an interesting character backstory is quite easy – all you need to do is ask[…]
Read moreI have to confess that I struggle with creating a vivid sense of place sometimes. Usually when the setting is[…]
Read moreIf you are looking for an audience for your stories you could do a lot better than targeting white able-bodied[…]
Read moreFemale characters. For whatever reason, they do not get the same page time as their male counterparts. There are no[…]
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