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Shparkles: An interview with the modern vampire

Shparkles: An interview with the modern vampire

Readful Things Blog ― Lately I have had a dry spell with finding interesting guests to interview, so when these two guys offered, there was no way I was going to turn them down. One of them doesn’t mind being called out by name. The other, he’s a bit shy, ...

Tags: Guest Blogs, Dracula, Fictional Characters, Fun, Goofy Humour, Interviews

Ionia Martin ― 1 day ago

If someone else, ahem, was in the movies…

If someone else, ahem, was in the movies…

Normal Deviations ― Okay, following up to my earlier post about fictional characters being similar to people, I had to get this one in there too. Just because it’s so damn fitting… I saw the movie Wreck-It Ralph with the kids a few weeks ago and from the...

Tags: People, Personality Tests, Characters, ENFP, Fiction, Fictional Characters

NormalDeviations ― 6 weeks 6 days ago

A Conversation I Had with My Heroine

Snarky Sentiments of a Paranormal Writer ― Heroine -( giggle giggle). I had to double-check the spelling of it. The last thing I want is for people to think I have heroin, in my possession; nevermind that I'd be having a conversation with it. ∙ I sat down at my husband's computer ...

Tags: Paranormal Fiction Writer, Fictional Characters, Amariesilver, Author, Heroine, Allison Silver

Allison ― 24 weeks ago

Author Kaye George

writerswhokill ― Kaye’s book Choke was released just last month. I had the pleasure of reading it and invited her back to WWK. What is it like to have that first book on the “shelves” and how do you go about marketing it, an activity which we all dread (except for...

Tags: Fictional Characters, Crime Solving Techniques, Conflict, Kaye George, Authorial Voice, Welcome Wednesday

Dee Gatrell ― 1 Jun, 11

Revenge As Motive

writerswhokill ― From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/avenge ∙ AVENGE, REVENGE-both imply to inflict pain or harm in return for pain or harm inflicted on oneself or those persons or causes to which one feels loyalty. The two words were formerly...

Tags: Fictional Characters, Killing, Psychologically Disturbed Individuals, Relationships, Fear, Writing And Life

Dee Gatrell ― 23 May, 11

CONFRONTATION

writerswhokill ― In the middle of an argument, I asked my father (who is bipolar) why he was fighting. He said, “I’m bored.” I’ve learned to quell his melodrama by interjecting logical questions. By doing so, I disrupt his emotional vehemence and the confrontation...

Tags: Human Nature, Writing Techniques, Fictional Characters, Conflict, Confrontation, Motivation

Dee Gatrell ― 17 May, 11

An Interview with Ellis Vidler

writerswhokill ― EBD: I read Haunting Refrain, published by Silver Dagger Mysteries in 2002, and loved it. I’m surprised that you didn’t continue it as a series since the protagonist and secondary characters were memorable. Did you always envision it as a one-off...

Tags: Reviews, Recommendations, Publishers, Fictional Characters, Crime Solving Techniques, Authorial Voice

Dee Gatrell ― 13 Apr, 11

Metamorphasis

writerswhokill ― Since I become a writer, I can’t read books uncritically anymore. When I was exclusively a reader, I consumed books at a fast pace like a hungry hippo. Reading was sheer entertainment. That element, one that I once enjoyed, is now my writing goal....

Tags: Reading, Fictional Characters, Authorial Voice, Point Of View, Protagonist

Dee Gatrell ― 4 Apr, 11

Layering

writerswhokill ― There are tricks of every trade. Recently, I discovered that freezing cake layers before icing them provides a better surface for cake frosting resulting in a more professional looking finish. After blaming myself, the icing, the cake, my oven, ...

Tags: Writing Advice, Human Nature, Fictional Characters, Writing And Characters, Authorial Voice, Point Of View

Dee Gatrell ― 2 Apr, 11

Author Barbara D'Amato

writerswhokill ― I met Barbara D’Amato at the Malice Domestic conference two years ago. For such a prodigious writer, who has served as the president for the Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime, her demeanor was understated and quiet, which brought me ...

Tags: Publishing, Human Nature, Sisters In Crime, Publishers, Fictional Characters, Authorial Voice

Dee Gatrell ― 16 Mar, 11

A Blog by Kate M. George

writerswhokill ― I interviewed Kate M. George, 2009 Daphne Du Maurier Award winner for her novel Moonlighting in Vermont, on September 29, 2010. Her main character, Bree MacGowen, like Kate, lives in a small Vermont town. Mainly Murder Press releases her next ...

Tags: Promotion, Fictional Characters, Crime Solving Techniques, Mystery, Kate M. George, Writing And Characters

Dee Gatrell ― 14 Mar, 11

Nina Wright Interview

writerswhokill ― Nina Wright came to fiction in a roundabout way. While acting, she began to write plays, which led to fiction writing. As a result of her acting, she writes driving fiction that focuses on her audience’s emotions through dialogue and ...

Tags: Paranormal, Recommendations, Fictional Characters, Humor, E-Books, Writing And Life

Dee Gatrell ― 16 Feb, 11

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