Mastering Character Arcs

Mastering Character Arcs

Have you written a story with an exciting concept and interesting characters—but it just isn’t grabbing the attention of readers or agents? It’s time to look deeper into the story beats that create the realistic and compelling character arcs that drive great fiction. Internationally-published and award-winning novelist K.M. Weiland shares her acclaimed method for achieving memorable and moving character arcs in every book you write.

By applying the foundation of the Three-Act Story Structure and then delving even deeper into the psychology of realistic and dynamic human change, Weiland offers a beat-by-beat checklist of character arc guidelines that flexes to fit any type of story.

This comprehensive course will teach you:

• How to determine which arc—positive, negative, or flat—is right for your character

• Why  you should NEVER pit plot against character. Instead, learn how to blend story structure and character development

• How to harmonize the relationship between character and theme—so you can stop churning out disjointed stories

• How to recognize and avoid the worst pitfalls of writing novels with no character arcs

• How to hack the secret to using overarching character arcs to create amazing trilogies and series

• And much more!

Gaining an understanding of how to write character arcs is a game-changing moment in any author’s pursuit of the craft. Learn how to take your stories from good to great and bring your characters to unforgettable and realistic life!

How to Write Amazing Character Arcs That Sell Novels

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What you will learn

• How to determine which character arc—positive, negative, or flat—is right for your story.
• Why you should NEVER pit plot against character. Instead, learn how to blend story structure and character development.
• How to harmonize the relationship between character and theme—so you can stop churning out disjointed stories.

Rating: 4.65385

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 7 hours

Instructor: K.M. Weiland