In this episode, I give 4 reasons why you would want to utilize a negative character arc as opposed to the more popular types of arcs (flat and positive). 

“A character is what he does, yes, but even more, a character is what he means to do.” -Orson Scott Card 

1) Moral complexity
2) You want the antagonist to win.
3) You want to teach people a lesson. 
4) You want your readers to feel ultimate empathy for your characters.

I created the Turn Write Podcast for beginning writers, indie authors, for people who are looking for their voice and who want to know how to use it. The idea for this bite-sized podcast came to me as I sat in endless traffic commuting an hour each way to and from my 9-5 job, wondering why do I write? Why do I rush home every day with the agonizing hope of trying to string together meaningless words to create a feeling deeper than I could dare hope to describe? Well, day after day I kept thinking and there was only one answer: I loved to write. I am on a journey to becoming a published author, and I want to help you get there too.

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