How to Write a Novel Part 10 - Write the Origin of a Character's Misbelief - Writing Tips and Tricks
In this video, we continue our discussion of how to write a novel. Part 10 of this series discusses how to create the origin of a character's misbelief (backstory). What is misbelief, why is giving a backstory for the misbelief important, and how can you write a great one for your book? If you want to understand how to write a fictional novel, this video is for you. (Writing In Your Forties.)
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