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13 Steps to Evil: How to Craft Superbad Villains
- Better Writers Series, Book 2
- Narrateur(s): Sacha Black
- Durée: 4 h et 33 min
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Description
Your hero is not the most important character in your book. Your villain is.
Are you fed up of drowning in two-dimensional villains? Frustrated with creating clichés? And failing to get your reader to root for your villain?
In 13 Steps to Evil, you’ll discover:
- How to develop a villain’s mindset
- A step-by-step guide to creating your villain from the ground up
- Why getting to the core of a villain’s personality is essential to make them credible
- What pitfalls and clichés to avoid as well as the tropes your story needs
Finally, there is a comprehensive writing guide to help you create superbad villains. Whether you’re just starting out or are a seasoned writer, this audiobook will help power up your bad guy and give them that extra edge.
These lessons will help you master and control your villainous minions, navigate and gain the perfect balance of good and evil, as well as strengthening your villain to give your story the tension and punch it needs.
If you like dark humour, learning through examples and want to create the best villains you can, then you’ll love Sacha Black’s guide to crafting superbad villains. Listen to 13 Steps to Evil today and start creating kick-ass villains.
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- 2023-02-22
Great book on writing villains
I didn't think I would get much out of it because writing craft books tend to be an echo chamber, but I actually got a lot out of this book. This book really opened my eyes and made me realized the reason why I've been stuck for so long and the story doesn't seem to go anywhere because I'd been neglecting the most important character: the villain. I mean what's the point of a detective story if there's no killer? I'd read books on character arcs before but they tend to focus on the main character. I know my main character pretty well, but I have a hard time when it comes to my antagonist which means I'm fucked because a story needs conflicts and villains/antagonists are the main conflicts. I don't see a lot of writing craft books focusing on villains and I'm really glad I came across this.
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