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Crafting Realistic Characters in Fiction: Bringing Your Story to Life
Creating realistic characters is one of the most essential and rewarding parts of writing fiction. Whether you're crafting a sprawling epic or a short story, your characters are the emotional core. If they feel flat, forced, or unbelievable, your readers may lose interest no matter how exciting your plot is. So, how do you bring fictional people to life on the page?
