Today, I'm over at The Blood-Red Pencil talking about adding character to your characters.
I hope you'll link over and share your ideas and comments.
Do your characters have character?
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- Helen Ginger
- Helen is the author of five books: three non-fiction, a short story anthology and a contemporary fiction, Angel Sometimes. She maintains an informational and interactive blog for writers and a weekly e-newsletter that has been going out to subscribers around the globe for thirteen years. She is an owner-partner and Women’s Marketing Director for Legends In Our Own Minds®, which specializes in creative networking opportunities for companies and groups.
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ReplyDeleteGreat post, Helen! I left a comment and really enjoyed Christopher's take on it. :)
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