My goal in 2020 was to diversify my TBR pile and try to read more books by BIPOC writers. Because of my time constraints and the fact that I’m a slow reader, I like to keep books under 300 pages, and I’m an escapist by nature, so I prefer fantasy. Lightfinder, by Aaron Paquette, was …
Characters: the drivers of the plot and the people we get attached to. You can’t have a story without them, so how do you actually create a good believable character from nothing?
A couple of weeks ago, I posted a caption contest on my Facebook group with the promise that the winner got to choose the topic for this week’s blog post. So here it is: ‘What about character creation? Perhaps the process of creating an evil character? Someone that is completely opposite of you and how …
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