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Creating Characters- Part 1

December 13, 2019January 9, 2020 Writing 101 45 Master Characters, Antagonist, Archetypes, Armageddon, C.S. Lewis, Cast Away, Character, Character Foils, Dramatica Theory, Goals, Hero, Hero's Journey, Liar Liar, Macbeth, Main Character, Oedipus the King, Pride and Prejudice, Protagonist, Secondary characters, Sherlock Holmes, Strengths, The Fault in Our Stars, The Hunger Games, The Karate Kid, The Notebook, The Perfect Storm, The Shawshank Redemption, Til We Have Faces, Villain, Weaknesses

(Photo by Irene Lasus from Pexels) Characters are the backbone of any story. The simple fact is, no matter how exciting the plot, if your characters aren’t compelling, the reader won’t care. Why should they

Doctor Sleep: The Key to a Powerful Sequel

December 6, 2019January 10, 2020 Learning from Films, Learning from the Masters Antagonist, Books of Bayern, Character Arcs, Doctor Sleep, Fan Service, Genre, Grief, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, Mary Robinette Kowal, Movies, Protagonist, PTSD, Sequel, Shannon Hale, Stakes, Stephen King, The Glamourist Histories, The Shining

Hey everyone! This is the first of a new series based on current movies. Each entry will begin with a spoiler-free review of a movie that is still in theaters, so you can decide if

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