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Character How to Create Continuing Character Arcs for Series with Jodi Henley
Whether you have one character or a multitude, If you want to make sure your characters grow and change over the course of a series you need strong continuing arcs. Learn what a character arc is and how to show it. Also learn how to break your arcs down into per book increments to create a...- Jodihenley
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Genre-Romance Designing the Perfect Romance Cast with Angela Knight
In this brand-new month-long online class, New York Times bestselling author Angela Knight discusses the importance of creating the perfect cast for the kind of romance you’re trying to write. A memorable romance cast is more than the sum of its parts. To create an effective book, all the...- Angela Knight
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Character Craft a Strong Character Arc with Romy Sommer
A strong character arc is the key to getting readers emotionally invested in our stories. In this workshop we'll learn how to craft character arcs that will create a transformative experience not just for our characters, but for readers too.- Romy Sommer
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Character Ripping Hearts and Engaging Minds: Writing Angst Effectively with Tere Michaels
Some people are angst junkies. They like their stories chock full of heart-ripping drama and trauma. Others like their angst just a delicate sprinkling on their story, nothing too intense. What do these two extremes have in common? Angst (at whatever level) only works when it fits your...- TereMichaels
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Character Writing Romance with "Older" Characters with Deb Bailey
Readers are looking for more stories with "mature" characters (30 years old +). Learn how to create characters who have life experience and are perfect for all types of romances (all sub-genres of romance). Determining the age range and what character experiences might be How not to fall into...- Deborah Bailey
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Craft Understand and Use Character Arc with Jodi Henley
Solidify your plotting and add emotional resonance with a strong character arc. Hands on and immediately actionable, this workshop comes with two simple lessons, three easy to use worksheets, and lots of feedback by a developmental editor who has worked on hundreds of stories. If your arc is...- Jodihenley
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Craft Those Who Forget History: Using Backstory to Enhance Your Novel with Cynthia Owens
In Those Who Forget History: Using Backstory to Enhance Your Novel, students will examine how to use backstory effectively to enhance their stories using elements of a character’s past. We will cover: · What is Backstory? · Flashbacks and how to use them. · The Five Ws of...- Cynthia Owens
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Character Nobody's Perfect! Plotting the Character Journey with Alicia Rasley
Nobody's perfect, especially our characters! After all, they need room to change. In fact, the imperfect protagonist makes the three-dimensional story possible by making "character change" propel the events. The character moving through the external plot is a story of only two dimensions. The...- aliciarasley
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Character Mastering Character Arcs with Peter Andrews
One reason we come to fiction is to experience the changes characters go through. And, while the external journey from maid to princess or farmer to Jedi knight may create engaging challenges, we identify with characters because they learn how to trust others or master their tempers or become...- Peter Andrews
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Character Tarot for Writers with June Diehl
The Tarot deck is another useful tool for writers that can be used in a multitude of ways from story idea generation to character creation to evolving story events (plotting). Writers do not necessarily need to know the meanings of the cards to use them for storytelling. You do not need to...- pjune-yahoo.com
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Do you want to strengthen your fiction writing skills? In this ebook, an experienced author discusses issues that are rarely covered in books on fiction writing. It will provide insights that will improve your craft skills- hank-quense
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Character The Missing Puzzle Piece: Core Wounds with Tere Michaels
Core Wounds sit in the heart of every person - both real and fictional. An understanding of these deep-seated, harmful "truths" we believe can lead to the creation of three-dimensional characters and emotionally impactful narratives readers will never forget. This workshop will explore what a...- TereMichaels
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Genre-Mystery-Crime Mixing Murder & Magic: Writing The Urban Fantasy P.I. to Life with Beth Daniels
I picked up my first urban fantasy book to read after watching a short-lived series on the SciFi Channel, (as it was once known) called The Dresden Files. I’d tuned in because of a short mention in the newspaper TV listings about a show with a wizard named Harry who was the star of a bestselling...- Beth Daniels
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Character Craft a Strong Character Arc with Romy Sommer
A strong character arc is the key to getting readers emotionally invested in our stories. In this workshop we'll learn how to craft character arcs that will create a transformative experience not just for our characters, but for readers too.- Romy Sommer
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Plot-Structure-GMC Blastoff Beginnings: Writing opening chapters that take readers along for the ride w/ Angela Knight
In this month-long online class, New York Times best-selling author Angela Knight discusses how to write a beginning that will have readers clicking the BUY button. Knight examines the elements that engage the reader’s curiosity and make her care about your characters. She will explain how to...- Angela Knight
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Character Villains and Antagonists with Anna Denisch
Objective: By the end of this week-long workshop, writers will have be able to determine the differences between antagonists and villains and will be able to use this knowledge to create fulfilling and meaningful character arcs for the baddies of their books. Lesson One: Difference between an...- Amdenisch
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Story Design: a series of lectures.
Do you have one or more ideas for a story but aren’t sure what to do with it? Learn how to develop your idea into a story with author Hank Quense. During his Story Design series of lectures you’ll build your characters, create a plot, design the scenes and more.- hank-quense
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Character Developing Characters from the Inside Out with Terri Main
A story might be defined as somebody in some location has a goal, but something gets in the way of achieving that goal. Whether the story is a love story or an action-adventure Zombie Apocalypse novel, the character is always at the center of the story. Plot is determined by the choices your...- terrimain
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Character Making Your Characters Real with Becky Martinez
Great characters are the foundation of any good story. Learn how to bring your characters to life with one of the co-authors of two books on creating memorable characters. Find out how you can come up with heroes and heroines who go from cardboard figures to believable people. Make them come...- Becky Martinez
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