How do authors create conflict in stories

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That is a tricky question but authors usually make a plan on what they visualize for the future of their book article etc. Or they go along as the story progresses

Yuki888 [10]2 years ago

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Conflict is simply an issue between two characters, a character vs. nature, character vs. himself, etc. An author creates the conflict by creating an issue/problem for the characters to solve.

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