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How Stressful Events Make Great Books

How Stressful Events Make Great Books

by 5u5p3nc3Auth0r | Sep 8, 2018 | Authors and Books, On Writing, Uncategorized

Conflict always drives fiction. In real life, we may wish for things to fall into place easily, days go by smoothly, and relationships unfold effortlessly. But in fiction, nothing can be easy—because easy equates to boring. Watch the video below or skip to the text...

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