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Characters we love and hate. As an author one of the first things we’re taught is to write characters readers will love, but as a reader I’ve often enjoyed characters who were less than loveable. Most versions I’ve read and seen in movies and on television of the great Sherlock Holmes is he’s a bit unfeeling, he’s narcissistic and at times even a bully, but … Continue reading Characters…
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What makes a character memorable? Continue reading Memorable and Favorite Characters
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Although I don’t outline my stories, I know a few things about my story and main characters before I start writing my first draft. I know some of my character’s backstory, I know or have an idea of how I want the plot to end or the climax of the story. Continue reading Following Other Authors (part 2)
Penny Reid uses humor to make real-life issues more palatable. Continue reading The Awesome Penny Reid Rom-Coms
This is a scene not used in my Leeward Files series but it gives a bit of backstory. Warning, it is a bit dark. She was going to kill him. He’d known it for a while now. She was losing interest in him. She’d taken him to a couple of parties. He was small for his age. She said, he could still pass for younger. … Continue reading When Phil met Rae
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