On writing a story with little to no conflict

The Passive Voice blog recently shared a post from Writers Helping Writers on story structure when there’s little to no conflict.

The original post offers examples of such structures, some of which are much less common in Western literature, and explains how many of them focus on change within the reader, versus change within the character.

We noticed, however, that Passive Voice’s reposting inspired some comments from writers that seemed to clarify the OP’s concepts better for other authors, so we’re linking to that as well.

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