INSIGHTS: Robyn Bennis

Robyn waxes rhapsodic on organizing book research, creating a "writing space", crafting an effective conflict character, and more!
Robyn-Bennis

Robyn Bennis – author of “The Guns Above” and the soon to be released “By Fire Above” – is a potent and marvelous combination of mad science/research skillz and a rapturous delight in good storytelling. That alchemy creates a perfect storm of insight, discipline, and unadulterated literary mayhem that infuses her stories.

Joined (at last!) by APN colleague and co-host, Marie Bilodeau, we indulge in 20-ish minutes of writerly discourse with Robyn, exploring how she keeps whole bookshelves of research in order, creating a writing space and respecting it, crafting an effective conflict character, and more! Hit that PLAY button and join in the writerly delight! (and come back for Robyn’s Brainstorm Episode, airing March 6)

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Comments (2)

Christopher Michael

Cannot lie. Epicness ensued in this one. Her idea of taking someone we should loathe and “hacking” us into loving them by giving them some endearing trait and toeing that line between love and hate? That’s gonna stick with me for a while.

I agree, that was an inspired insight… and a REAL challenge for any writer. Conflict characters add a powerful tool to illuminate protagonists, but it’s a fine line between that and “antagonist”. Robyn nailed in “The Guns Above” and I’ll be studying that character much more closely in subsequent readings. #WriterlyStudies

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