Character planning

5 Notion templates to help you create character profiles for your stories, including character names, backstories, motivations, and #Novel_Chapter_Outline_Template #Novel_Writing_Outline_Templates #Novel_Character_Profile #Character_Outline_Template

Character Building Checklist - Tips and resources to help you develop well-rounded, compelling characters in your writing.

Character checklist Helpful for writing detailed and flawless characters readers will understand and love.

This step-by-step lesson plan will prep your students to write short stories featuring a well-thought out main character.

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If you're a writer, you know that creating well-rounded characters is essential for any successful story. But where do you start? Check out my article on how to create a detailed character outline spreadsheet to learn how. This article is full of tips on how to organize your character details into categories like identifying details, basic personal info, physical traits, personality traits, and even relationships and inventory. Let me know what character details you think I missed!

Hope you find this template as useful as I do. FOLLOW FOR MORE and click the link! For better character templates go to my profile and click the link. HOW TO USE TEMPLATE 1. Click the link 2. Click the duplicate button at the top of your notion screen 3. Customize as needed.

Every main character has a goal or something they’re trying to achieve over the course of a story, and it’s important for the writer to identify what their character wants and what their character’s needs are to properly convey them to the reader and immerse them into the world they’ve built.

✨New Series✨ Story Structure Basics First up is the classic five-act story structure: 1. Exposition: introduce the characters, provide some backstory, and end with an inciting incident that disrupts their daily life. 2. Rising Action: Conflict begins to rise & character starts to pursue their goal. 3. Climax: The character(s) thinks they’ve achieved their goal, tension is at it’s highest, can be a major turning point in the plot. 4. Falling Action: The character(s) must face consequences and…

Outlining can be both the most exciting and sometimes the most difficult part of the writing process, especially when you’re trying to draft a novel in only 30 days. So I came up with a solut…

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An archetypal character doesn't have to be a flat, filler character. Learn how to use common archetypes to drive your novel's plot, dialogue, and more.