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Split Personality..?

Split Personality..?

Mandyevebarnett's Blog ― Effrontery – definition: shameless or impudent boldness : barefaced audacity Whilst deciding on my response to this word, I came across this wonderfully brave blog post. http://lovebeloved.wordpress.com/2013/06/12/the-audacity-to-be/ I am...

Tags: Writing, Writing, Author, Character Development, Childhood Memories, Gemini

Mandy Eve-Barnett ― 2 days ago

Creating a Conscience for Your Character…

Creating a Conscience for Your Character…

Mandyevebarnett's Blog ― Qualm – definition: an uneasy feeling or pang of conscience as to conduct When creating the protagonist and antagonist in our stories, we give each opposing views and/or values. This is the basis of the conflict that carries our readers ...

Tags: Writing, Author, Battles, Blog Link, Books, Character Development

Mandy Eve-Barnett ― 6 days ago

Writing - Slave and Master

Feather Stone, Author ― If you talk to several authors, the conversation is often similar. Their eyes will glaze over. They'll appear to shift their focus to an inner guide. "I was driven," they will murmur. They'll declare, "It's a lot of hard work," then softly say, ...

Tags: Master, Passion, Plot, Character Development, Story Construction, Writing

FeatherStone ― 1 week 5 days ago

Why Writers Plow Their Literary Field

Why Writers Plow Their Literary Field

Southern Fried Woman ― I took a look back at my blogs and found this one. In the midst of writing The Sanctum, my soul was screaming. I've come a long way since then. I'm proud to say this novel has also come a long way, and will be released as an e-book within a few...

Tags: Storytelling, Televenge, Southern Fried Women, Donald Maass, Character Development, The Sanctum

Pamela King Cable ― 4 weeks 1 day ago

Quit your obsessing

tabulyogang ― Sometimes it cannot be helped, people get nosy over other people's lives. ∙ We like to talk and discuss about others - the negative and positive. ∙ The positive I encourage, because to talk about the positive things inspires us....

Tags: Character Development

tabulyogang ― 7 weeks 6 days ago

Acting Up (Week 02: Addy vs His Insecurity)

Acting Up (Week 02: Addy vs His Insecurity)

All that I am, all that I ever was ― Previously, in Acting Up ~ Week 01: Addy vs His Triggers ~ A polite request… Under normal circumstances I’m not a fan of the ‘read more’ button. Normally, I reserve its use only for posts of epic length and/or boredom...

Tags: Mental Health, The 'Acting Up' Group, Anxiety, Character Development, Emotional Triggers, Support Group

Addylake ― 9 weeks 1 day ago

Keeping Characters Apart

Keeping Characters Apart

Nancy's Notes From Florida ― By Beate Boeker Nancy asked me to share some writing tips with you, and I thought I would focus on one aspect that every writer encounters – how to keep people apart. In a mystery, you start with a few key people: The heroine or hero, the...

Tags: Writing Craft, Beate Boeker, Character Development, Characters, Creative Writing, Nancy Cohen

Nancy J Cohen ― 10 weeks 6 days ago

C is for consistency and character development

C is for consistency and character development

Here's the Story ― Consistency. It's important in baking ∙ Come and get your cake lumps! ∙ --but it's equally important in writing. Are your characters consistent? Does each person behave in a way that makes sense in light of everything they've done so...

Tags: Consistency, Characters, A To Z, C, Character Development

Nickie Anderson ― 11 weeks ago

A is for Antagonist #atozchallenge

Flotsam and Jetsam and Derelict Me ― (Last year I signed up for the 2012 Blogging from A to Z April Challenge. I met some great writers, so I thought I'd do it again this year too. Basically, you write a blog post every day in April except Sundays, going through the alphabet.) ...

Tags: Published, Flash Fiction, Character Development, 2013 A To Z Challenge, Short Story

ED Martin ― 11 weeks 2 days ago

Character Profiles For The Timekeeper's Journal

Character Profiles For The Timekeeper's Journal

Timekeeper's Journal ― My characters need work, so I've been working on some profile worksheets. The kind that have interview questions and the physical trait descriptions you have to answer and fill in. I suppose the more you know about your character is the realer ...

Tags: Character Development

Lanise Brown ― 11 weeks 2 days ago

Lurch – a character study…

Lurch – a character study…

Mandyevebarnett's Blog ― Lurch – definition: a sudden swaying or tipping movement, a staggering gait. I don’t know about you but my immediate thought is of Lurch from the Addams Family. Although he is not a main character he is well known and takes an integral...

Tags: Writing, Addams, Addams Family, Author, Character, Character Development

Mandy Eve-Barnett ― 12 weeks ago

Easy Easy Juggling....

Musing From A Professional Clown ― There is an expectations about clowns. Juggling, silly, fall down, play with balloons, sad, happy, don't talk, talk in a squeaky voice, are only men, are fat, are skinny, etc. You can name a bunch, the clown is an iconic character. People know ...

Tags: Thoughts On Performing, Getting Started, Character Development, Performance Technique, Thoughts On Being A Clown, Getting Motivated

Boswick The Clown ― 12 weeks ago

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