That’s a nice coincidence! Third plot points can be incredibly hard when you’re right in the middle of them. Good luck!

Thanks so much! Character arcs are one of my favorite things, too :D. (*morns for all the poor characters who have no arcs*).

Thanks for reading, Zachary! The nerd in me loves finding connections like that in fiction, and it’s a double bonus when I get to slip my discoveries into articles. I’m glad it gave you a new perspective on Edmund’s arc.

I’m glad you found it practical! I love weaving motivations into theme. It helps guide me when I flesh out my characters.

I love this article, Rolena! You have some awesome insights, and I loved hearing a little bit more about your writing journey. 🙂

I’m glad this hits home for you. It’s hard to overcome that fear, but it’s worth it in the end. You’ve got this!

Thanks for reading, Sage! Have courage, fellow warrior. 🙂

This is so beautiful, Sarah! I love the imagery. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you so much for your encouraging comment! 😀 I am honored. Creating the story was a struggle, so I’m happy it created such a strong experience for you.

Beautiful article, Rose! 😀 I’m guilty of wanting to fill every moment with some activity so I can feel productive. In this day and age, I feel like we’ve wrapped our identity in our business and silence can force us to confront who we are. But still and monotonous moments often carry the best ideas, like you said (much more eloquently, I might…[Read more]

*throws glitter* IT’S HERE! You did such a grand job on this article, Cindy! 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀