Write Better Villains: Why “Pure Evil” Isn’t Enough
In this episode of Words on Writing, James Dunlop, author of the Andrew MacKay thrillers, explores why villains are often the weakest part of a story and how a good villain is often the character that does most of the work to drives yournarrative forward.
If you’re writing a story, this video might help you find ways to take your villain from pure evil but ineffective to more something that keeps your readers hooked.
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