Diana Stout Ph.D. – screenwriter, author
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- The Joy of Writing & Knowing When It’s Time to Quit
- Runes – An Ancient Oracle Tool: It’s All Been Rune’d
- How to Redeem Unredeemed Gifts on Amazon
- 11 Reasons Why I Continue to Write
- Guest blogger – Keri Kruspe, Part II
- In a writing galaxy far, far away…
- Failures – Part IV: 7 Lessons of Failure as a Writer
- Should’a…Could’a…Would’a…
- Failures – Part III
- The Surprising Secret of Developing Characters
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Tag Archives: Characters
Personal Traits and Deepening Characters
The Insecure Writer’s Support Group July question: What personal traits have you written into your character(s)? Personal Traits & Deepening Characters Currently writing a romance series of seven novellas, I’m starting the first draft of the fourth novella, Buried Hearts. … Continue reading
If My Characters Feel So Real, How Can They Be Imaginary?
My life as a writer has provided me many meetings—some fun and some strange. Fun meetings involve other writers, some best-selling authors, new authors, and many writes in between. Many have become friends. Other fun meetings involve readers. Their enthusiasm … Continue reading
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Tagged Characters, characters who scare you, fiction, writing
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