The Goal, Motivation, Conflict, and Need by Kat Caldwell
If you feel stuck, it’s time to return to the goal, motivation, conflict, and need of your story. Find out how with Kat Caldwell.
If you feel stuck, it’s time to return to the goal, motivation, conflict, and need of your story. Find out how with Kat Caldwell.
Welcome to Tinthia Clemant’s third post in her three-part series on Goal, Motivation, , and Conflict — The ABCs of Writing. This one focuses on your character’s and story’s conflict.
Welcome to Tinthia Clemant’s second post in her three-part series on Goal, Motivation, and Conflict — The ABCs of Writing. This one focuses on your character’s motivation.
Goals versus Desires – Wanting something is a desire; working to obtain that something is the goal.
My characters come to me in a flash, like my heroine, Henrietta The Dragon Slayer (Book 1), acting out her tales of heroism, by reciting her tale while tumbling and jabbing with an imaginary...
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