My Fictional Character Got Canceled, So I Wrote Her a PR Strategy

Author Lior Torenberg pushed a fictional character to do a bad thing and then had to write a PR strategy to understand why.

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Character Arcs: Turning Inner Struggles Into Story Power

Award-winning author Sarah Branson breaks down writing powerful character arcs by turning inner struggles into story power.

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How to Figure Out What Your Character Wants (and Why It Matters for Your Story)

Author Jessica James breaks down how to figure out what your character wants—and why it matters for your story.

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5 Things Writers Should Know About Narcissism

Author and psychotherapist Dr. Alina Kastner shares five things writers should know about narcissism and narcissistic characters.
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5 Things Writers Should Know About Narcissism

Author and psychotherapist Dr. Alina Kastner shares five things writers should know about narcissism and narcissistic characters.

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5 Things Writers Should Know About Narcissism

Author and psychotherapist Dr. Alina Kastner shares five things writers should know about narcissism and narcissistic characters.

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Using Setting to Create Conflict in Fiction

Author Tanya Grant dives deep into the ins and outs of using setting to create conflict in fiction, including building plot and characters.
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Using Setting to Create Conflict in Fiction

Author Tanya Grant dives deep into the ins and outs of using setting to create conflict in fiction, including building plot and characters.

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Using Setting to Create Conflict in Fiction

Author Tanya Grant dives deep into the ins and outs of using setting to create conflict in fiction, including building plot and characters.

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The Fracturing of the Literary "Weird Girl"—How Women Authors Use Innovative Structures to Get Inside Unhinged Characters' Minds

Author Heather Colley discusses how women authors have been using innovative structures to get inside unhinged characters' minds.

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How to Write a Character Readers Will Root For—And Question

Author Trilina Pucci discusses how writers can thread the needle between writing a character readers will support and question.
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How to Write a Character Readers Will Root For—And Question

Author Trilina Pucci discusses how writers can thread the needle between writing a character readers will support and question.

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How to Write a Character Readers Will Root For—And Question

Author Trilina Pucci discusses how writers can thread the needle between writing a character readers will support and question.

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