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Character Development
One of the greatest
joys of writing is
meeting great new characters. We may have an idea of what a character
should look like and act like, but it’s not until we’ve exercised that
character in a number of situations that we truly begin to understand
what makes him tick.
Perhaps more importantly, the best characters are not invented; they
are discovered. Like meeting a new friend, getting to know a character
takes time. Since taking your character out to lunch or on a date may
warrant stares or even an unplanned vacation, this section of our Tips
and Techniques deals with ways to become better acquainted with a
character in the privacy of your own home.
Just remember: characters are people too.
For additional
tips, worksheets, and discussions, order your own copy of the
Inspiration for Writers Tips and Techniques Workbook.
"The assistance provided by Rhonda was
instrumental in taking me from the beginning phase of writing to a
structured, goal-oriented stage. I'm thrilled."
~ Lisa Dekis,
author, Dreams
of Igor
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