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I’m a character-driven reader, Grant, and want characters that make me feel something. Relatable, realistic, and room for growth are key. Excellent infographic on conflict. The more, the better. Our poor characters have it tough. 🙂
Excellent points, Diana! Thanks for stopping by and I hope the sales of your book The Necromancer’s Daughter exceed all expectations.
Thanks, Grant. Much appreciated. 😀
Good summary of ideas for developing characters, Grant!
Useful stuff! I have to admit though, I don’t have the capacity to plan things beforehand, so I just go with what sounds like a conflict. But for some reason, my stories always end up as Man vs. Man (corporations, mostly, because cyberpunk). Thanks for this!
I understand, Stuart. The beauty of writing: no rules, just principles! Whether pre-planned or during editing, the different character conflicts help writers engage readers.
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