writing fiction - Lynette M. Burrows

The Frame of a Story: The Forces of Antagonism, Part One

I first came across the idea of forces of antagonism in Robert McKee’s book. No disrespect, but I didn’t get it. Until I re-worked it.

There are tools that can help all writers, regardless of their preferred story development method. One plotting tool for all is the story sentence.

Have you tried to put ground beneath the feet of your characters but need to be better? With tips and examples, Lynette shows you how.

Author Lynette M Burrows reports on her month’s progress using intentions and the Maker, Manager, Marketer model of time management.

Have you been told you have flat characters? Don’t worry. You can take your flat characters to genuine in 8 (sort of) easy steps.