Monthly Archives: January 2015
Can you have too many character viewpoints in your novel?
Recently this problem has given me a headache. I knew something was wrong, but I wasn’t sure how I could sort it. ‘Bramblejuice’ started off with a dead body, but too many characters became involved – the family members. … Continue reading →
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Tagged comfortable, concentrating, involved, telling point, viewpoints
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What happens when you are stumped and cannot move forward?
Recently I was in this situation. I made a list of characters and their actions throughout the novel. I was happy with their progress, but when I looked at the end of each list, I couldn’t decide what their … Continue reading →
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Tagged bullied, imagination, lie, list, plausible, schoolboy, stealing, stumped, way forward, willingness
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Is writing your passion? 