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Creating Conflict that Resonates

September 30, 2020 by Julie Eshbaugh in Drafting, Revising

Conflict is essential to good storytelling. However, not all conflict will have the same impact on a story. It isn’t enough to just throw progressively more challenging obstacles at your characters. Meaningful conflict is conflict that resonates with your readers.

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September 30, 2020 /Julie Eshbaugh
Conflict, Plotting
Drafting, Revising
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