Books
Tag Archives: characters
Profiling Your Characters
Last week I mentioned that the characters in my earlier—and rejected—novels were all plastic, one-dimensional characters who looked, acted and sounded like me. Sound familiar? Surely I’m not the first writer to make that mistake. Since I neither smoke nor … Continue reading
Posted in Archives
Tagged best-selling author, Blog, blogging, Business, character traits, characters, Kristen Lamb, Marketing, non-fiction, Organizations, Platform, Poppy Montgomery, Public Speaking, Publishing, self-publishing, Social Media, Speaking, Unforgettable, Warrior Writer's Boot Camp, Warrior Writers, Writing
8 Comments
Other Characters
We’ve discussed our antagonist and our protagonist the last few weeks. How about other characters? These could range from our protagonist’s fiancée to the guy who handed the antagonist a latte at Starbucks. What care do we need to take … Continue reading
Posted in Archives
Tagged antagonist, Blog, blogging, Business, character, characters, love interest, Marketing, mentor, minion, minions, non-fiction, Organizations, Platform, protagonist, Public Speaking, Publishing, self-publishing, Social Media, Speaking, Starbucks, Warrior Writers, warrior writers’ boot camp, Writing
9 Comments
Protagonist
The last couple of weeks, we’ve talked about our antagonist. I know. . . . You identify with your protagonist, not your antagonist. That’s natural. The protagonist is the good guy. In fact, don’t tell anybody, but in a lot … Continue reading
The Antagonist
This is the week of Milestone Friday for us at Life List Club. We’ll all be posting our regular blogs between now and then, but Friday’s blogs will be devoted to reports on our progress toward our goals. * * … Continue reading
David N Walker 