
Create Amazing Drama in Your Fiction With the Three Character Rule
If you’re going to write short stories, it’s important to know what works. Whether you’ve hit the doldrums on a particular story or you’re not [Read More]
If you’re going to write short stories, it’s important to know what works. Whether you’ve hit the doldrums on a particular story or you’re not [Read More]
Creating characters that are believable takes time and discipline. Creating dynamically real individuals and not imposing your own thoughts and impressions upon them is not [Read More]
In fiction, the writer’s job is to entertain, to draw an emotional response from the reader. The reader is often looking for suspense, action, and [Read More]
Don’t “create” characters; get to know them instead. John Jamison has used the power of story in various roles—from pastor to brand development consultant—and he [Read More]
Last night, I bailed on a book. I’m not a quitter. Firmly, I held to the belief that by the time I got one-third of [Read More]
My NaNoWriMo novels are full of clever characters, which has baldly reminded me just how difficult it is to write crafty people. I can just [Read More]
Another good indicator of undeveloped characters is when melodrama creeps into your writing. This is particularly noticeable in intense situations where the characters react as [Read More]
BELIEVABLE and engaging characters are essential to most successful stories. While it is true that certain genres such as Action Adventure or Science Fiction adopt [Read More]
I’ve read a lot of books in my 64 years on this earth and I’m here to tell you, without strong characters you have no [Read More]
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