Crafting a Good Plot: Pitfalls and Solutions to a Good Story

07/10/19 • 46 min

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I often see writers who rely too heavily on plot outlines. These writers are often newer to the field. When you are looking at how your story flows and develops, here are some things to look at when you work through your plot.
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Character development seems to be straightforward. You think up a character, and you write that character. But developing good characters isn't so easy. By now you probably know that I think every piece of writing is a little elusive. This week, I try to get to the heart of what makes characters in fiction good. This is where the way you live starts to affect the way you write and especially your character development.
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Intro and Exit Music Credit: Brain-Eating Zombies from Area 51 by Moolen
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