January 3rd, 2020
Let Your Characters Tell the Story
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by Eldred "Bob" Bird
Recently, I received feedback on my manuscript, Cold Karma, from one of my beta readers and was pleasantly surprised. “I really like reading your books,” he said. “You don’t bog things down with a lot of unnecessary details.… Read the post
October 23rd, 2019
Creating a Multi-Use Logline
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by Eldred Bird
When I first started writing, I remember someone asking me what my book was about. I stammered and stalled, trying to think about how to best describe it.
“Um…it’s about this guy, see?… Read the post
September 26th, 2018
Involving the Reader in Character Building
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Craft | WriterStrong
Good stories are built around great characters. If readers don’t identify or sympathize with your protagonist, they’re not going to care enough to come on your character’s journey.
We writers generally have a picture in mind when it comes to the characters in our books.… Read the post
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