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Category: characters
Speaking In Character
A few years ago I had a reading with a psychic, who informed me many people have what’s known as a “male brain and female brain”. There are two sides … Continue reading Speaking In Character
A Snippet from “Louder!”
Nick was losing his mind, according to him. He said he’d written twenty-five songs; most of them were shitty.
OG Valentine
Tomorrow marks an important anniversary for Woolaston Entertainment. March 27, 2010 was the day the first published version of Valentine was released. I had written the book a few years … Continue reading OG Valentine
Valentine Graphic Novel Spin-off
Okay, I’ve been thinking and thinking and thinking… Should I? Shouldn’t I? I think I should. I think I will. Yep, I will. I will give Veronica Entienne her own … Continue reading Valentine Graphic Novel Spin-off
Veronica Entienne
Literature is filled with all sorts of characters. Protagonists, antagonists, dynamic, etc. Then there are character archetypes: the innocent, the orphan, the warrior, the caregiver, the seeker, the lover, the … Continue reading Veronica Entienne
They Said What?
I’ve put together two short stories collections so far: Punk and Whiskers and Erin Michaels: Scared Stiff. I’ve been toying around with the idea of a book of quotes or … Continue reading They Said What?
Turning Real People Into Characters
I’m reposting this from the Woolaston Writing Workshop blog. When you write nonfiction, you’re writing about the truth…or at least, you should be. Memoirs and biographies are going to tell … Continue reading Turning Real People Into Characters
Valentine’s Grand Finale
Everything has an ending. This is the opening quote to Valentine R Book Three, the last book in the Valentine R series and the very last Valentine book I will … Continue reading Valentine’s Grand Finale
Well, Animals Talk, Don’t They?
Just the other day I was writing some notes for the next installment of the Our Lady of Righteous Rage series. I thought about the characters, and I wondered if … Continue reading Well, Animals Talk, Don’t They?
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