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Like many other aspects of novel-writing, Believability affects several areas and must be woven seamlessly throughout the narrative. The group discusses manufactured drama versus “digging deep” to create a more believable story. They also talk about the danger of accidentally creating predictability in the quest to make things realistic.
Anne battles a cold and tries not to sound like Porky Pig when saying believability, and Tracey and Jess dish on stories that have set up realistic twists and character reveals.
QUOTE: “Prove yourself to yourself, not others.” – currently Anonymous
CREDITS: Your Writing Does Not Suck is recorded and edited by Anne M. Belen.
Like many other aspects of novel-writing, Believability affects several areas and must be woven seamlessly throughout the narrative. The group discusses manufactured drama versus “digging deep” to create a more believable story. They also talk about the danger of accidentally creating predictability in the quest to make things realistic.
Anne battles a cold and tries not to sound like Porky Pig when saying believability, and Tracey and Jess dish on stories that have set up realistic twists and character reveals.
QUOTE: “Prove yourself to yourself, not others.” – currently Anonymous
CREDITS: Your Writing Does Not Suck is recorded and edited by Anne M. Belen.