Tag: conflict
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Protected: Of The Great Depression, A Soft Tone and Common Ground …
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Of Sword Fights, The Himalayas, And so on… And so on…
Of Sword Fights, The Himalayas, And so on… And so on… Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays, anjuellefloyd.com Have you ever watched a scene from a movie where two sword fighters are going at it? And then they begin to move up the stairs, one sword fighter, moving in reverse up…
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Of Sword Fights, The Himalayas, And so on… And so on…
Have you ever watched a scene from a movie where two sword fighters are going at it? And then they begin to move up the stairs, one sword fighter, moving in reverse up the incline of the steps, danger closing in, his back against the wall of conflict? Remember how you felt? Your chest growing…
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Protected: Of Pacing, Tension and the All-Important Artistry of Holding the Reader’s Attention…a
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Of Turning Points, Disclosures and Amplifying Conflict…
Revelations in a novel not only reveal character, but also ideally raise the stakes, up the ante, so-to-speak, which ultimately intensifies conflict. The opening revelation and/or those of the first chapters of a novel establish the chaos that has befallen your protagonist, i.e. display the problem she or he is facing. Disclosures during the middle…