Learn my proven approach to crafting intricately woven, twisty plots that leave readers begging for more.
During my upcoming webinar, you’ll discover why perception gaps are the key to intriguing, complex characters, explore the psychology behind perception gaps and how to leverage cognitive biases, uncover how perception shapes motivation and relationships, and learn how to seamlessly integrate perception gaps to heighten drama and conflict.
Whether you write cozy mysteries, pulse-pounding thrillers, or sweeping sagas, perception gaps will revolutionize the way you develop characters and plot your stories, allowing you to craft authentic, multifaceted characters that leap off the page connecting with readers.
You’ll leave the session armed with actionable insights and techniques that you can immediately apply to your own writing, crafting stories that resonate deeply with your readers and leave them eagerly turning the pages.
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The Perception Gap: Create Compelling and Twisty Plots Using Your Characters’ Views of the World
Do your characters feel flat and one-dimensional? Are your plots meandering without clear conflict to propel the story forward?
Leverage perception gaps to breathe life into your characters and ratchet up the tension in your stories during my upcoming FREE writing webinar!
Join me at my FREE virtual discussion:
Saturday, November 18th
1 p.m. Eastern Time
Reserve your spot at this FREE virtual workshop. I’ll send you the access details shortly before the event!
Jane K Cleland is the author of the Agatha Award-winning Mastering Plot Twists and Mastering Suspense, Structure & Plot, from Writer’s Digest Books, now Penguin Putnam Random House, and the multiple award-winning and IMBA-bestselling Josie Prescott Antiques mysteries, from St. Martin’s Minotaur. Her short fiction has been published by Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine.
She is also a contributing editor for Writer’s Digest magazine and the chair of the Black Orchid Novella Award sponsored by the Wolfe Pack and Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine.
