<a href="http://quillings.com/">Brad Beaulieu</a> and <a href="http://jaymgates.com/">Jaym Gates</a> join us from the GenCon Indy Writing Symposium to talk about good versus evil, and how your character might swing between the two. And it's all about that swing. Moral grey areas are more interesting if we move through them. We talk about how we swing the pendulum, what difficulties we encounter, and what sorts of things we want to have happen to our reader when it moves.

Brad Beaulieu and Jaym Gates join us from the GenCon Indy Writing Symposium to talk about good versus evil, and how your character might swing between the two. And it's all about that swing. Moral grey areas are more interesting if we move through them. We talk about how we swing the pendulum, what difficulties we encounter, and what sorts of things we want to have happen to our reader when it moves.

<a href="http://quillings.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Brad Beaulieu</a>&nbsp;and <a href="http://jaymgates.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Jaym Gates</a>&nbsp;join us from the GenCon Indy Writing Symposium to talk about good versus evil, and how your character might swing between the two. And it's all about that swing. Moral grey areas are more interesting if we move through them. We talk about how we swing the pendulum, what difficulties we encounter, and what sorts of things we want to have happen to our reader when it moves.

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Writing Excuses 10.41: Your Character’s Moral Pendulum

Writing Excuses 10.41: Your Character’s Moral Pendulum