M.K. Tod
Such a difficult question since so many of the books I read feature couples and I get caught up in their struggles and romances. Of the books I read in 2016, two come to mind: Katherine by Anya Seton gives us Katherine Swynford and John of Gaunt, an enduring relationship fraught with challenges, while Clementine by Sonia Parnell describes the tumultuous and often difficult relationship between Clementine and Winston Churchill. One aspect that's interesting to me is how reading about other relationships makes me reflect on the one between my husband and me. Always something to learn!
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M.K. Tod:
I'm starting my second novel and am using your excellent post from last February on '8 steps for outlining a novel'. Under the plotting concepts, you mention that the book should have a climax and a climax within the climax. I'm having problems with the concept. Can you give an example? Thanks!
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