Conflict ideas

Conflict checklist Helps establish plot before writing by establishing conflict details

Writing/Romance: The Conflict Box | Argh Ink

ARO AND ACE PLOT IDEAS. Feel free to get yourself inspired. You never need romantic ideas to write a good story!

The six ways of categorising #conflicts in #fiction works pretty well and I saw no point in deviating from it; however, to help you along, I have also included three possible examples of each. This is by no means and exhaustive list and I have tried to keep it generalised, but I hope you find it useful. #amwriting #writetip #writingtip #stories #characters #authors #writers

Conflict – the foundation of every novel bled onto the page. Without it, your book flatlines harder than the grim reaper. No self-respecting book doctor will even attempt to resuscitate it. And yet, you need to, because conflict is the god of novels. If you’ve been a good little girl, then conflict will dip its mighty hand into […]

Types of Conflict

Struggling to add depth to your romance stories? Dive into internal conflicts, where characters wrestle with their own emotions and fears, creating intense, relatable drama. Explore external conflicts that arise from outside forces, like societal pressures or personal rivalries, adding excitement and tension. Balancing these conflicts enriches your narrative, making your love story captivating and unforgettable. #WritingTips #RomanceWriters #Storytelling

Creative Writing Worksheet – Expressing Emotions (PDF) Emotions dictate our actions more than we would like to admit, and for the writer, they’re an integral part of creating character motivation. Of course, they’re also very important for hooking the reader, and while you can certainly play it by ear, I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised…

Character development. And start with this before writing.

Conflict is important in all kinds of stories. A story where all is well and perfect is not an interesting story at all. There has to be some form of conflict that divide the characters, that make the characters suffer, that forces the characters to show their true colors, etc.

All our fictional characters should be put through conflict. Sometimes that conflict is psychological and our fiction character can literally hit rock bottom emotionally. Come see if this post might help you write your character face these conflicts in a way that makes readers read more.