In the past few years, I’ve noticed a trend in traditionally published novels by Christian authors:
Continue reading “How To Write A Christian Romance: Why Physical Attraction Doesn’t Cut It”Category: Character/Relationship Development
Using The Opening & Ending Lines To Mirror Your Protagonist’s Arc
Whether your protagonist undergoes a Positive Change arc or a Negative Change arc, one way you can show how much they’ve changed is through the opening and ending lines of your novel.
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Continue reading “Character Questionnaire 8”Character Questionnaire 3
Here’s the third Character Questionnaire!
Continue reading “Character Questionnaire 3”The Name Hunt
Finding the right names for your characters is like finding the right titles for your stories. Sometimes it’s hard, other times it’s easy.
Your Protagonist’s Greatest Fear
What is your protagonist’s greatest fear? Is it a person? A place? A thing? Something that could happen to a loved one?
Your Character’s Backstory
How important, to both character and plot development, is your character’s backstory?
Continue reading “Your Character’s Backstory”Getting To Know You – Romantic Relationships, Part 3
After Guy and Gal have met (Step 1) and made their first impression (Step 2), it’s time for them to start getting to know each other.
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First Impressions – Romantic Relationships, Part 2
As said last week, the first step to developing a romantic relationship always starts when Guy meets Gal and they leave an impression on each other.
Continue reading “First Impressions – Romantic Relationships, Part 2”How Ethan Met Jenny – Romantic Relationships, Part 1
If you’re writing a romance, and you’ve never been in one yourself, then where will you start?
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