Writing Characters: Character Consistency
Character consistency refers to the need for characters to behave in ways that align with thei...
Writing Characters: Developing a Unique Voice
Character voice refers to the distinctive way a character expresses themselves in both dialogu...
Writing Characters: Creating Authentic Dialogue
Dialogue is so fun to read but can be perplexing to write. Question tags, “‘she said’ versus ‘...
Writing Characters: Arcs and Character Development
A character arc is the transformative journey your character goes through over the course of t...
Writing Characters: Understanding Character Motivations
Every single action your character takes has a motivation behind it. To impress someone, avoid...
Writing Characters: Make your characters authentic with flaws
Even the worst person you know has something good about them.Maybe not good but at least neutr...
Writing Characters: Character Archetype
Every character you create must have a unique personality.This might seem impossible. After al...
Writing Characters: Symbolism in Physical Appearance
Allow me to ask this: What is Harry Potter’s most memorable physical trait?Is it his hair? Way...
Writing Characters: Descriptive Techniques
Descriptive writing is a skill all authors must learn. It elevates your plot, gives your work ...
Writing Characters: Creating a useful character profile
Character profiles serve as comprehensive blueprints detailing every aspect of a character's e...
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