3 Steps for Writing Conflict that Doesn’t Suck (Writing Advice) Post author:brandonmc87 Post published:February 1, 2024 Post category:Writing / Youtube Post comments:0 Comments Learn how to create story conflict that will surprise and engage your audience. Examples from Seinfeld. Tags: Bad Parts, book, Brandon McNulty, characters, conflict, creative writing, dilemma, Entry Wounds, external conflict, Fiction, help, how to create conflict, how to make conflict in a story, how to write a book, How to write a novel, how to write conflict, how to write conflict between characters, Internal conflict, Mistakes New Writers Make, Novel, plot, plot twists, scene, scenes, screenplay, script, seinfeld, stakes, story, storytelling, surprise, twist, Writing, Writing advice, writing conflict, writing conflict in a story, Writing Tips Read more articles Previous Post5 Worst Romance Cliches (Writing Advice) Next PostBad Rom-Coms vs Good Rom-Coms (Writing Advice) You Might Also Like How to Write Anger in Stories (Writing Advice) December 12, 2024 5 Bad Writing Mindsets to AVOID January 23, 2020 BOOK RELEASE! The Half Murders by Brandon McNulty April 30, 2024 Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to comment Enter your email address to comment Enter your website URL (optional) Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Δ
