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“Conflict must be personalized to the character. If you don’t know your story people and motivate them, you won’t have a strong conflict. A vague or general motivating force produces a vague and general plot. Being specific will increase the emotional intensity of your story.”
― Cheryl St. John, Writing with Emotion, Tension, and Conflict: Techniques for Crafting an Expressive and Compelling Novel

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“The antagonists who evoke the most emotion are the ones who could have been heroes if they’d made better choices.”
― Cheryl St. John, Writing with Emotion, Tension, and Conflict: Techniques for Crafting an Expressive and Compelling Novel

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Dr. Finance's Finance Group — 212 members — last activity Nov 01, 2020 07:13AM
Please feel free to discuss any financial topics of your choice. Talk about business, the stock market, real estate, FIRE, financial planning, etc. ...more

LOVE READING, ( I'M NOT ADDICTED TO READING, i can quit when i finish the book) — 182 members — last activity Nov 22, 2022 02:41AM
In the club, you will be able to read what you want. You get to talk to people about your book, you can choose to read with someone or yourself, but y ...more

DISNEY FAME — 63 members — last activity Dec 28, 2020 06:16PM
here we will just talk about disney books that we love and have fun, and tell each other what we love most!!!1