Photo | Art of Anne Bachelier ... Since I am experimenting with many things occurring in the plot line to add life there for the characters, why not consider death... at least I thought so. Other people, authors, have characters die... Continue Reading →
Photo |Art By Anne Bachelier ... Living someone else's life.... Traded this in for consciousness & waking up. I think regardless of the genre of story or the structure of writing (I write haiku too and have about 4 blank books full... Continue Reading →
Photo | Holding Hands ... To be truthful when I first started out this story it was coming from a totally different direction. I was motivated by an idea to write a genre that was over looked by most authors... Continue Reading →
Photo | Vladimir Nabokov & Vera There are several ways to help a character develop or grow. These ways are a variation of how I initially find the character that I need or didn't know I needed. Like I explained... Continue Reading →
Photo | Koh Sang Woo Like this piece of art by Koh Sang Woo entiled 'kiss' inspiration for character development can be found anywhere either by accident or on purpose. The two main characters in my story arrived from some... Continue Reading →
Photo | Edmund Dulac I wanted my story to embrace a sense of reality. The characters then could experience everything necessary to tell their individual stories. I wanted no limitations for their development and that met no limitations upon their... Continue Reading →
Photo | Tomasz Alen Kopera I have read that the first sentence in the first paragraph of a story must grab the reader. The first sentence should give the reader some idea of the tone or the mind set they... Continue Reading →
Two Blue Wings 