What makes a good story according to Emerson?

Glen Keane might say that a good story has relatable characters and a compelling plot that keeps the audience engaged.

According to Ted Dekker, a good story often combines a unique plot with deep emotional depth. It should keep the readers on the edge of their seats while also touching their hearts.

Mark Twain believed that a good story should have vivid characters and a compelling plot that keeps the readers engaged.

For Tim O'Brien, a good story usually combines vivid descriptions, deep themes, and a unique perspective. It should also have the ability to make the reader think and feel.

For Tim O'Brien, a good story often has deep, relatable characters and a plot that evokes strong emotions.

According to the American Press Institute, a good story often has a compelling plot, relatable characters, and a clear message or theme.

Well, it could be many things. Maybe strong characters. If the characters are well - developed, with clear motives and flaws, it can make the story great. For example, in many classic novels, the complex and relatable characters are what draw readers in.

Robert Waldinger believes that good relationships and meaningful connections are key to a good life. Strong bonds with family, friends, and the community contribute significantly.

Mark Twain likely thought a good novel should have vivid characters and a compelling plot that keeps readers engaged.

His unique world - building. He creates really immersive and vivid settings.