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Tag: Character development

Exploring a Character’s Past Wound

Tasha Seegmiller offers a three-step checklist for exploring your character’s past wound. Tell us about YOUR character!

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Four of the Best Writing Exercises EVER

Barbara Linn Probst shares her favorite four writing lessons, learned from stellar teachers like Donald Maass, Kathryn Craft and others. These address character, plot, and the quality of your writing.

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Creating Memorable Animal Characters

Just like a human character, there are many details to consider when writing an animal character. Ellen Buikema shares eight ways to make them memorable.

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How to Develop a Memorable Character

Every character must show emotions the reader can relate to if they want to achieve “memorable” status. Layer your fictional folk with emotional reality.

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Determining Your Character’s Emotional Range

      Becca Puglisi I firmly believe that while readers sometimes do connect with our stories, they more often fall in love with our characters. If we want to really pull readers in, we’ve got to make each protagonist relatable and easy to connect with. This can be a tall order when you consider […]

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