4 Things a Character List Reveals about Your Novel
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View ArticleExplore Your Characters: Be Surprised
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View Article63 Character Emotions to Explore
MIMS HOUSE: Great NonFiction for Common Core The story of the oldest known wild bird in the world. At 62+, she hatched a new chick in February, 2013. Read her remarkable story. A biography in text and...
View ArticleDialogue: Make Each Character Unique
MIMS HOUSE: Great NonFiction for Common Core The story of the oldest known wild bird in the world. At 62+, she hatched a new chick in February, 2013. Read her remarkable story. A biography in text and...
View ArticleTelling the Other Side of the Story: Switching Point of View
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View ArticlePoint of View: Techniques for Getting Inside a Character’s Head
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View ArticlePoint of View: Outside/Inside a Character’s Head
MIMS HOUSE: Great NonFiction for Common Core The story of the oldest known wild bird in the world. At 62+, she hatched a new chick in February, 2013. Read her remarkable story. A biography in text and...
View ArticlePoint of View: Inside a Character’s Head
MIMS HOUSE: Great NonFiction for Common Core The story of the oldest known wild bird in the world. At 62+, she hatched a new chick in February, 2013. Read her remarkable story. A biography in text and...
View Article3 Simple Ways to Use Photos to Establish Characters
MIMS HOUSE: Great NonFiction for Common Core The story of the oldest known wild bird in the world. At 62+, she hatched a new chick in February, 2013. Read her remarkable story. A biography in text and...
View ArticleFalse Teeth and Blue Eyes: Keeping Track of Characters
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View ArticleComplicated Dialogue: Keeping 5 Characters in Line
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View ArticleThe Power of BECAUSE: How I Created a Dastardly Villain
Find Darcy Pattison Books in the iBook Store I am hard at work on an outline/synopsis sort of thingy for a new trilogy. I wish I could say it’s a true outline or synopsis, but I’m not an outliner....
View Article4 Types of Villain – The Last One is Truly Scary Because He’s So Good
Find Darcy Pattison Books in the iBook Store Guest post by K.M. Weiland Ooh, bad guys. Where would our stories be without their spine-tingling, indignation-rousing, hatred-flaring charm? It’s a legit...
View ArticleDon’t Write a Damsel-in-Distress OR a Modern Super-Woman: Be Original
BURN: MICHAEL FARADAY'S CANDLE Coming February 9! PreOrder Now! I have a problem in my WIP novel, which is just in the outline stage. There’s a specific illness going around and to SHOW, DON’T TELL...
View Article4 Crucial Yearnings to Enrich and Deepen Your Characters
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View ArticleCharacter Thoughts: Direct and Indirect Interior Monologues
Join me for a NOVEL REVISION RETREAT September 9-11! Get more information! The infamous Show-Don’t-Tell mantra fails to take into account the importance of character thoughts. If you purely do action,...
View ArticleMain Character: Who is Your Protagonist?
Join me at Highlights Foundation in 2017. June 22-25, 2017, PB&J: Picture Books and All That Jazz June 19-22, 2017, Self or Indie Publishing: Answering the Big Questions The post Main Character:...
View ArticleWhy Does Your Character Do That: A New Look at BackStory
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View ArticleGrand Entrance: Pay Attention to This Character
How do you introduce your character to your reader? Do you give the character a grand entrance or sneak them in while the reader is focused on something else? A grand entrance signals to the reader...
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