Analyzing the motive for each of your fictional character’s hidden traits and choices.
Writing terse literature (six-word short stories) as practice to write longer stories, novels, or drama, headlines, titles, pitches, and more.
What's most likely to encourage readers to read your fiction again?
Writing the upward gush of your character’s infancy in fiction. Analyzing your fiction characters in depth before you write your next novel, script, or story.
Planning how your main characters will transcend past choices and move forward, which keeps your plot from sagging in the middle and slowing down.
Your main characters' choices and preferences can keep the plot moving fast enough so readers don't want the story to end at the back of the book and wish there would be a sequel.
Writing terse literature (six-word short stories) as practice to write longer stories, novels, or drama, headlines, titles, pitches, and more.
What's most likely to encourage readers to read your fiction again?
Writing the upward gush of your character’s infancy in fiction. Analyzing your fiction characters in depth before you write your next novel, script, or story.
Planning how your main characters will transcend past choices and move forward, which keeps your plot from sagging in the middle and slowing down.
Your main characters' choices and preferences can keep the plot moving fast enough so readers don't want the story to end at the back of the book and wish there would be a sequel.
