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Discover expert tips for developing and refining your novel’s characters! Discover expert tips

Discover expert tips for developing and refining your novel’s characters! Discover expert tips for developing and refining your novel’s characters! [Web Version »]( [Novel Writing Conference | October 27-29, 2017]( SAVE when you register by October 26! If you want to keep readers hooked, you need a cast of compelling characters for them to connect with. They don’t have to steal your reader’s heart or even be likeable, but if they’re compelling and authentic, your audience will hang with them till the end. If the art of character development piques your interest, you won’t want to miss out on next month’s [Writer’s Digest Novel Writing Conference](. In addition to expanding your [character-building skills]( you’ll have access to mentorship from [bestselling authors]( and [experienced writers]( who can help transform your ideas into a finished novel. [Here's a look at the Character Track Sessions you can look forward to:]( [>> Writing the Perfectly Imperfect Character: The Character Cues Technique with Jordan Rosenfeld]( There are no “perfect” characters; rather, readers are drawn to awesomely flawed, perfectly imperfect people who leap off the page in vivid relief. Learn about the crucial cues that allow you to demonstrate your characters' inner lives and backstories, choose the best point of view for your story, and make their every word and deed relevant. [>> Crafting Compelling Character Motivations with Susan Meissner]( Every novel is, simply put, about a character who wants something and who pursues it despite hearty opposition. This workshop will explore how to nail character motivation using the tried and true Three-Act Structure—but with today's readers in mind. [>> When Nice Characters Do Bad Things: How to Keep Your Protagonist Empathetic with Liz Fenton]( Discover the challenges of creating empathy for your protagonist—in any genre—even when that protagonist is severely, deliciously flawed. Fenton will share notes from her own editorial experiences and teach how to add meaning and layering to raise stakes and keep your readers engaged. [>> Fatal Flaw: The Key to the Kingdom with Deb Norton]( This workshop will illuminate the power of the often-overlooked fatal flaw, give you practical tools for discovering it and show you how to use it to unlock the deeper, more powerful values of your story. [>> Where Story Structure & Character Arc Meet with Janis Thomas ]( Delve into the relationship between your main character's journey and plot-based story arc, and how essential both components are to creating a compelling read. You’ll also learn about scene construction, how to infuse tension and conflict, show instead of tell, and drive the hero toward his ultimate transformation. --------------------------------------------------------------- In addition to character development, you can hone your craft, delve into genre-focused sessions and even learn how to promote your novel. Dedicate a weekend to your passion and [score your best price when you register by October 26!]( [REGISTER]( [HOTEL]( GET TALKING: #NWC17 [Twitter]( [Facebook]( [Pinterest]( [Google+]( [WD Community]( This email was sent to: {EMAIL} by: F+W, 10151 Carver Road, Suite 200 Blue Ash, OH, 45242 USA [Unsubscribe or Manage Subscriptions]( | [Update Profile]( | [Web Version »]( We respect your right to privacy. [View our policy.](

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