How you doing, Write Lifers!?! This is my final post on characterization, and I’ll admit I think it needs some fleshing out. I appreciate any ideas y’all may have in regards to what I am about to unveil. How does your character view life? Is it a race? Is it a party? Is it dreadful
How you doing, Write Lifers!?! For our third installment on characterization, I want you to think about the greatest struggle your character faces in the story you are writing. This is the climax—the beginning of the end. This is the struggle that makes your story worth everything! Much of what has led to this moment
How you doing, Write Lifers!?! So this is my second installment on characterization that I am presenting on Howlietzer, and I think it is just one step above the last post I wrote. What you need to know about your character before you write, while you’re writing, and even after you write about them is
How you doing, Write Lifers!?! I’m sure you’re wondering what I’ve been up to. I finished my first book! I’m submitting to agents as I write this, but I would really like to get back to posting on here regularly. For November, I’m working on a characterization series. Something that really impeded me while writing
As he put his hand to the door-knob Winston saw that he had left the diary open on the table. DOWN WITH BIG BROTHER was written all over it, in letters almost big enough to be legible across the room. It was an inconceivably stupid thing to have done. But, he realized, even in his
