Creating Conflicts in Every Scene

Categories: Plot | Scene Building
Year: 2019

Panelists discuss the different kinds of conflicts and how to balance them, writing about places that pull the reader in as much as the conflict while avoiding cliches and allowing the reader to see what’s coming next before the characters do.

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