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Passport, Volume 30

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This passport includes an introduction from Scribbler followed by an exclusive essay by author Andrew Mayne teaching you how to tackle CONFLICT in your novel. This passport discusses how to use emotional and physical challenges and obstacles to develop deeper characters, drive plot and deliver tension.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward S. ★★★★★

I was struggling with making my novel's conflict feel real, but Andrew Mayne's exclusive essay on using emotion to drive tension gave me a fresh perspective I could apply immediately. The introduction from Scribbler also sets the stage perfectly, making the whole passport feel like a solid workshop

James ★★★★★

Andrew Mayne's approach to conflict in this passport is a game-changer for my writing process. The practical techniques for layering tension in every scene have already helped me revise a stagnant chapter.

Harper ★★★★★

I've been stuck on a scene where my characters just argue in circles, so the conflict essay by Andrew Mayne was exactly what I needed—it gave me a clear, actionable framework to raise the stakes. The introduction from Scribbler also set the perfect tone. Really glad I picked this up for my WIP.