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Evoking Emotion

3 Reasons to Reveal Real Secrets (Or Their Emotional Residue) in Your Fiction

Author J.E. Thomas shares three reasons to reveal real secrets (or at least their emotional truths) in your fiction.

Setting the Mood for Readers Jo Schulte

Heart First, Brain Later: Why Your Character’s Emotional Arc Matters More Than Your Perfect Plot Finnian Burnett

How (and Why) to Put Hope in Writing Victoria Hutchins

Combining Poems and Emotion Robert Lee Brewer

Crafting Compelling Emotional Arcs in Fiction RaeAnne Thayne

Writing Big Feelings (Minus the Maudlin)Peter Mountford

Humor in YA Fiction: A Serious Post Christine Webb

Evoking Emotion and Conflict in Fiction and Nonfiction The Editors of Writer's Digest

3 Tips for Writing a Friendship Breakup Tracy Badua

Writing Fiction Based on a Real-Life Historical Figure K.D. Alden

From Pain to Page: Writing From Life Experience Eleanor Barker-White

Crossing the Chasm: The Quest to Incorporate Set, Setting, Emotion, and Meaning Into Memoir Jarie Bolander

14 Techniques to Write Emotional Truth to Engage Readers: Why It Works and How in Successful Storytelling Robin Farmer

Richard Alther: How Literary Fiction Is Like a Rorschach Test Robert Lee Brewer

5 Tips for Evoking Emotion in Writing Rebecca Yarros

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