How to Evoke Character Emotion in Every Scene

During this Writing Workshop, How to Evoke Character Emotion in Every Scene, you will learn that emotion is the thread that binds readers to your characters’ experience. From fast-paced thrillers to contemplative literary novels and everything in between, readers need to connect to your characters to create a page-turning story.

During this Writing Workshop you will learn that emotion is the thread that binds readers to your characters’ experience. From fast-paced thrillers to contemplative literary novels and everything in between, readers need to connect to your characters to create a page-turning story.

The 'Heart' Of The Workshop

Emotions are vital to ensure a reader takes the same emotional journey as your characters.
Find out why you need to give your characters an emotional journey
Find out how to sensory cues, powerful imagery, character demonstration and other tools to evoke the emotion that hooks readers and creates deep, compelling characters.

Who Should Attend?

Writers just starting out in their writing journey who want to understand the basics of developing a gripping, emotional story
Established writers and authors who want to ensure their novels engage and resonate with readers
Writers who to create unforgettable characters by ensuring the reader has an emotional journey along with the character
Writers who are strong with plot but need help with character development

What You Will Learn

You will learn that emotion is the thread that binds readers to your characters’ experience
How to ensure your readers will connect to your characters to create a page-turning story
How to use sensory cues, powerful imagery, character demonstration and other tools to evoke the emotion that hooks readers
How to create deep, compelling characters by evoking emotion into every scene

About Jordan Rosenfeld

Jordan Rosenfeld is author of six books on the craft of writing, most recently How to Write a Page Turner, and the bestselling Make A Scene. Her freelance articles and essays have appeared in such places as The Atlantic, the New York Times, Scientific American, the Washington Post and many more. She lives in Northern California with her husband and son. She freelance edits, coaches writers and offers writing courses. Find out more at: jordanrosenfeld.net.