Fundamentals of Fiction #1

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Part I: "I've Got an Idea!" Part II: Read, Read, Read! Part III: Critique Groups and Writers' Groups Part IV: Writers Write! Part V: Learning How: Courses, Workshops and Tutors Part VI: Learning the Lingo Part VII: Being Realistic About Your Work Part VIII: Finding Markets for Your Fiction Part IX: Writing Etiquette Part X: Avoid Those Beginners' Blunders

Characters and Viewpoint

Creating Memorable Characters - Lee Masterson Creating Villains People Love to Hate - Lee Masterson Do Werewolves Wear Shoes? Building Successful Horror Characters, by Shaunna Privratsky Establishing the Right Point of View: How to Avoid "Stepping Out of Character" - Marg Gilks Finding Your Characters - Mary Cook Handling a Cast of Thousands I: Getting to Know Your Characters - Will Greenway Handling a Cast of Thousands II: Your Story as Your Characters (and Readers) See It - Will Greenway Handling a Cast of Thousands III: Developing the Five-Act Scene - Will Greenway Headhopping, Authorial Intrusion, and Shocked Expressions - Anne Marble Motivation - Hank Quense The Mystery of Character - Robert Wilson Plotting by Personality - Marg McAlister The Secrets of Characterization - Sigrid Macdonald Targeting Enemy Words - Sandra Miller Viewpoint, Perspective and Time - Will Greenway Read more at www.writing-world.com

 

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