“By mastering character and plot, you give your book a fighting chance and withoutcharacter and plot, no book can survive.”
“By mastering character and plot, you give your book a fighting chance and withoutcharacter and plot, no book can survive.”
Craig Hart
“In real life people do occasionally act out of character or do things we wouldn’t normally expect them to do. In fiction, there should be a good reason for a character to do something outside of the ordinary.”
Craig Hart, The Writer's Tune-up Manual: 35 Exercises That Will Scrape the Rust Off Your Writing“By mastering character and plot, you give your book a fighting chance and withoutcharacter and plot, no book can survive.”
Craig Hart, The Writer's Tune-up Manual: 35 Exercises That Will Scrape the Rust Off Your Writing“Characters are the lifeblood of anygood book.”
Craig Hart, The Writer's Tune-up Manual: 35 Exercises That Will Scrape the Rust Off Your Writing“Perfection should generally be avoided in a character. Real people, such as your readers, aren’t flawless and chances are they are not going to be able to fully identify with a character who is.”
Craig Hart, The Writer's Tune-up Manual: 35 Exercises That Will Scrape the Rust Off Your WritingAll in One Creative & Marketing Platform to tell stories at scale
