Developing the Characters In Your Book
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Loading ...RusÂsell CeÂlyn Jones, author and ProÂfesÂsor of CreÂative WritÂing and DiÂrecÂtor of the MA ProÂgramme at the UniÂverÂsiÂty of LonÂdon’s BirkÂbeck ColÂlege advises writers on developing characters in your writing. Topics include: “building” a character, whether or not some characters write themselves, making characters believable, having too many or too few characters, basing characters on people you know, basing characters on yourself.
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