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The Specificity of Details: Creating a Fully Realized Character in a Work of Historical Fiction

Author Danielle Teller shares how she went about creating a fully realized character in a work of historical fiction.
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The Specificity of Details: Creating a Fully Realized Character in a Work of Historical Fiction

Author Danielle Teller shares how she went about creating a fully realized character in a work of historical fiction.

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Writers Digest (unofficial)May 7
The Specificity of Details: Creating a Fully Realized Character in a Work of Historical Fiction https://www.writersdigest.com/the-specificity-of-details-creating-a-fully-realized-character-in-a-work-of-historical-fiction #WriteBetterFiction #creatingcharacters #historicalfiction #researchingtips #ResearchAdvice #Historical #Character #Retelling #Genre
The Specificity of Details: Creating a Fully Realized Character in a Work of Historical Fiction

Author Danielle Teller shares how she went about creating a fully realized character in a work of historical fiction.

Writer's Digest
Kathleen JonesSep 5, 2023
@journalscribble I can't remember which writer said it, but can remember the advice. "He wore a brown suit and always went through a door first." Then he said, 'That tells you all you need to know." So I guess brevity and choosing the right detail is the way to go. If a writer told me a character had long, slim legs and a passion for Louboutin shoes, I'd know exactly. #amwritingfiction #creatingcharacters
IndieAuthors.Social NewsJan 16, 2023

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5 Tips for Developing a New Series Character

How do you tell your main character to make room for a new voice? Author Tracy Clark shares five tips for developing a new series...
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5 Tips for Developing a New Series Character

How do you tell your main character to make room for a new voice? Author Tracy Clark shares five tips for developing a new series character.

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Writers Digest (unofficial)Jun 12, 2019
Take Two: Creating Multi-Layered Villains You Love to Hate https://www.writersdigest.com/online-editor/take-two-creating-multi-layered-villains-you-love-to-hate #creatingcharacters #TheWriter'sDig #Scriptwriting #antagonist #villains
Take Two: Creating Multi-Layered Villains You Love to Hate | Writer's Digest

The villains we remember most aren't just bad, they have layers of goodness weaved in. Jeanne Veillette Bowerman explains how very character can have their own antagonist within your story.

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Writers Digest (unofficial)Jun 7, 2019
Three Ways to Discover Who Your Characters Really Are https://www.writersdigest.com/online-editor/three-ways-to-discover-who-your-characters-really-are #HowtoImproveWritingSkills #characterdevelopment #creatingcharacters #TheWriter'sDig #JohnJamison #fiction
Three Ways to Discover Who Your Characters Really Are | Writer's Digest

Don't "create" characters; get to know them instead. John Jamison has used the power of story in various roles—from pastor to brand development consultant—and he has some unique methods for getting to know his characters. 

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