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Tag Archives: characters
Revisit: What Do You Look For in a Villain?
(Originally posted on July 29, 2013. I still stand by this, but I definitely wrote the post before I every put Stephen Kernaghan on paper. He kind of stands out as the true monster of my villain gallery. Pretty sure … Continue reading
Revisit: What Do You Look For In Character Evolution?
(Originally posted on July 25, 2013. Not exactly the evolution about since we’re talking more mental and emotional than physical. Realizing that many of these are kind of short too. Guess it’s from a time when I had more activity … Continue reading
Revisit: What Do You Want in Female Characters?
(Originally posted on July 18, 2013. Don’t think my mindset has changed much. Though, the one comment about my female villains not being whores kind of changes thanks to Desirae Duvall in War of Nytefall. I do think there has been … Continue reading
Revisit: Child Protagonist . . . Parenting at its Best
Published on March 13, 2013 and I did better than I thought on this subject. I know I did another post years afterwards without remembering this one. Still, this is from when I went big with my non-promo and poem … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, character, characters, child, child protagonist, ender's game, protagonist, writer, writing
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Revisit: Unstoppable
This was first published on February 16, 2013 and it’s a weird one. Only because I would go on to make Nyx and Clyde more susceptible to losing. I still think a ‘versus’ between characters from different worlds is inherently … Continue reading
Revisit: Windemere: The Silent Character
Published on January 13, 2013, this feels like another post where things that now feel obvious just dawn on me. I would eventually go on to talk a few times about the setting being as much of a character as … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged book, books, character, characters, creation, fantasy, fiction, magic, origin, world, writing
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Revisit: Runaway Characters
First posted on January 9, 2013, I like how it was creating goblin society and dryad breeding practices that stirred this topic. Not Kira Grasdon constantly forcing me to reevaluate her path or Queen Trinity shifting further away from true … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Serum
(This is about a character I dreamt up long ago. Haven’t figured out how to use him, but I have noticed other characters have been made with his blood powers since I first thought him up in 2000. At least, … Continue reading
7 Tips to Adding Romance to a Non-Romance Story
As much as some people may hate romance being added to stories like adventures, there are ways to minimize the interference. Let’s dive right into it. Remember that the romance is a subplot. It isn’t the main story, so it … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, advice, author, characters, fantasy, love, romance, subplot, tips, writing
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Does Romance End an Adventure?
I’ve run into this opinion before: “Romance does not belong in any genres other than romance.” This goes double for when it’s added to an adventure-based fantasy. Some people hate if there’s even a hint at anything more than characters … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, adventure, characters, development, growth, hate, heartbreak, love, partners, romance, writing
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