As writers, I think we have all experienced times when we didn’t feel exactly thrilled about one of our main characters in a story. Either we don’t connect emotionally with them as we write the story, or something seems to be missing. It’s not an easy issue to deal with, especially the further along you are in your work.
Recently I stumbled across an article that addresses the topic of developing strong fictional characters that you and your reader can love. Take notes as you read through the article. What other tips or suggestions would you offer others, especially those working on their first novel?
Do you have one tip you could offer? Three of your own? Let’s see if we can compile a list of our own tips from members of the AAG and have a blog entry dedicated to that in the future.
Happy reading!
Clicke HERE to read the article, or copy and paste link below into your browser.
http://www.bookviral.com/blog/4582795906/The-Top-3-Tips-for-Developing-Great-Fictional-Characters-That-Readers-Love./11129666
Recently I stumbled across an article that addresses the topic of developing strong fictional characters that you and your reader can love. Take notes as you read through the article. What other tips or suggestions would you offer others, especially those working on their first novel?
Do you have one tip you could offer? Three of your own? Let’s see if we can compile a list of our own tips from members of the AAG and have a blog entry dedicated to that in the future.
Happy reading!
Clicke HERE to read the article, or copy and paste link below into your browser.
http://www.bookviral.com/blog/4582795906/The-Top-3-Tips-for-Developing-Great-Fictional-Characters-That-Readers-Love./11129666
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