How to Write an Unlikable Protagonist

How to Write an Unlikable Protagonist

At BPA we love characters who are flawed and complex (or even evil), and there’s no reason you shouldn’t write an unlikable person as the central character of your novel. That said, antiheroes are hard to pull off and we often see good novels let down by...

Literary Fiction – June 24

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5 Things to do when you Disagree with Feedback

5 Things to do when you Disagree with Feedback

Whether it’s from trusted readers, a workshop group, friends, an academic tutor or a professional editor, all writers have to take on feedback. Self-editing may get you halfway, but we all have blind spots. Learning to take critique is a journey – often a messy...

Voice & Prose – March 25

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