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Anything pertaining to developing the details associated with characters in your writing.
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How ordinary must my protagonist be if the book is written from his/her point of view?
The character doesn't have to be "normal" to be relatable. I have read books where the character is the leader of the rebellion and is still more relatable than a character I read that was middle scho …
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How To Develop A Character For A Character-Driven Story?
My advice (Probably not helpful advice, but still)
Make the character relatable
You have probably heard this a million times, but it is important. Many readers, including me, are turned off by relata …
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Writing about extreme trauma
I have not been in any kind of trauma, but here we go. You said the protag. is in shock. There is a change they would experience "survivor's guilt"(If I'm reading this right). It happens when everyone …
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