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- Started by Laura B GschwandtnerHi Character Creators: I've been gone too long and too busy all that time. Doing what? Writing and publishing my 7th book, The Other New Girl. Now in...
- Started by Michelle Gwynn JonesHi Everyone The newest edition of the New Grace News is out. This fictional newspaper is for and about the characters who live in the fictional...
- Started by Shelley HoulihanLast reply by Terri L. Atkins FebuaryIs anyone still out there?! I just joined SW and this group, but it seems as if all characters and their creators have flown the coop, as the most...
- Started by Juliet WilsonLast reply by Terri L. Atkins FebuaryI've found in the past in short stories that characters sometimes go off on a tangent I would never have planned which has often really helped plot...
- Started by Kathleen KaskaLast reply by Ivana MilakovicWhat's more important, plot or character? That's a tough question to answer. A great mystery plot will keep me turning the pages until the...
- Started by Michelle Gwynn JonesLast reply by Kathleen KaskaToday I blogged about using characters more than once, scattering background players through my different works. The Recycled...
- Started by Zetta BrownLast reply by Zetta BrownHi everyone! I wrote a new blog post for my Zetta's Desk blog called "Who Farted? : Why Character Development is Important to Plot." I wanted to...
- Started by Komal MansoorLast reply by Patricia GligorHello friends,Read this awesome article, "How to give your stories great openings and endings" by Dan Coxon and since I could not resist, read my...
- Started by Komal MansoorHello my lovely friends, I am close to 400 followers, I would really appreciate if you follow my blog through facebook, twitter, RSS or become a...
- Started by Zetta BrownLast reply by Katherine E. HinksonWhen creating characters for a story, we usually start with a typical laundry list of traits: eye color, hair color, height, weight, gender,...
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