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Tag Archives: hero
From Seeds to Blooms: Developing Characters
When I read a book, I like to get to know the characters, but when I think about the story later, I rarely remember what they looked like. I tend to focus more on how they handle the central problem. … Continue reading
Posted in characters, Patricia Kiyono, Preparing for writing
Tagged conflict, hero, heroine, Lost in Lavender, plotting, writers block
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Happy 4th of July!
Today is the day we celebrate our nation’s independence. For many folks, this day means picnics, parades, and fireworks. Some may travel to celebrate. When I stop to think about all the places I’ve spent the 4th of July…DC, San … Continue reading
Character Descriptions
This week’s topic is about characters and descriptions. Daisy, the Monday Fox, said a lot of what I had in mind about the craziness of the heroine looking in the mirror and gazing at her flowing tresses and her warm brown … Continue reading
Posted in protagonists, writing
Tagged 1920, breasts, characters, descriptions, flapper, Hemingway, hero, heroine, July
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Heroines
I’m going to confess something here that will probably get me booted out of RWA- I’m not a big romance reader- or I should say, I wasn’t for a very long time. I read tons of romances as a young girl/woman. … Continue reading