Conflict: The Engine of Your Plot

Conflict is often thought of as massive battles or one-on-one fights for honor, but really, it's much more than that. Memorable stories hinge on conflict, and not all stories depend on epic fight scenes to engage their readers. The goal of conflict is to drive the story forward.

Myers Fiction April Newsletter

Unlock the secrets of multi-threaded storytelling! Learn how to weave complex narratives that captivate readers, develop compelling characters across multiple storylines, and create immersive worlds that breathe with life and possibility. Inspired by masters like Ursula K. Le Guin, discover your narrative potential.

Beta Readers: Getting Feedback from Knowledgeable Fans

Beta Readers are crucial in the writing process because they provide insights that can improve the quality of the manuscript. Their feedback may cover character development, pacing, plot holes, and overall engagement, highlighting parts that work well or need improvement.