This week, authors Anna Mercier and Lyssa Mia Smith, tackle how to maximize conflict using opposing character goals. What the heck does that mean? It means intentionally giving two or more characters desires that are mutually exclusive. It’s making sure character goals collide. They are in conflict with each other. Only one can win. Join us to learn more! Check out the T<a href="https://turningtostory.substack.com/p/conflicting-goals" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">urning to Story substack</a>

This week, authors Anna Mercier and Lyssa Mia Smith, tackle how to maximize conflict using opposing character goals. What the heck does that mean? It means intentionally giving two or more characters desires that are mutually exclusive. It’s making sure character goals collide. They are in conflict with each other. Only one can win. Join us to learn more! Check out the Turning to Story substack

This week, authors Anna Mercier and Lyssa Mia Smith, tackle how to maximize conflict using opposing character goals.&nbsp;What the heck does that mean? It means intentionally giving two or more characters desires that are mutually exclusive. It’s making sure character goals collide. They are in conflict with each other. Only one can win. Join us to learn more! Check out the T<a href="https://turningtostory.substack.com/p/conflicting-goals" rel="noopener noreferrer">urning to Story substack</a>

43: Conflicting Goals

Writing is tough, and the publishing industry is tougher. Authors Lyssa Mia Smith and Anna Mercier have come together to present their most effective defense against the woes of the industry: craft. Join us for weekly in-depth looks at specific craft topics explored through a lens of searching for joy.

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