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Characters
and Viewpoint
Orson Scott Card
Practical, in-depth instruction on how fiction
writers can make the best choices in creating characters and handling
viewpoint. The author shows how to put original yet realistic
people into fiction. Shows you how and why, rather than giving
endless checklists. Brimming with accessible and usable ideas.
A joy to read.
£7.19* - save 20%
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Creating
Unforgettable Characters
Linda Seger
A practical guide to character development
in films, TV series, advertisements, novels and short stories.
Discusses back stories, psychology, research, relationships, supporting
characters, stereotypes and character problems, and offers advice
on writing dialogue.
Only £7.24
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The
Writer's Guide to Character Traits
Linda N. Edelstein
Profiles the mental, emotional and physical
qualities of dozens of different personality types. Featuring
a highly accessible format, writers can mix and match the traits
of specific personality types to create original, complex characters.
£10.44* - save 10%
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Dynamic
Characters
Nancy Kress
How to create personalities that keep readers
captivated. The author breaks down character creation and development
into clear, concise segments, with detailed discussion of each
topic.
Only £12.99!*
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Creating
Characters : How to Build Story People
Dwight V. Swain
This book shows how to make characters rather
than plot the focus of your story, and helps fix stories where
you feel your characters lack depth. Characterisation is explained
in detail without resorting to cumbersome lists.
£8.24* - save 9%
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The
Complete Writer's Guide to Heroes and Heroines: Sixteen Master
Archetypes
Tami D. Cowden, Caro La-Fever, Sue Viders
According to the authors, all characters fall into one of 16 archetypes.
The male archetypes are: chief, bad boy, best friend, charmer,
lost soul, professor, swashbuckler, warrior. The female archetypes
are: boss, seductress, spunky kid, free spirit, waif, librarian,
crusader, nurturer. A useful tool for character building that
helps you to create strong characters. Includes examples from
films and books.
Only £15.50!*
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Developing
Characters for Script Writing
Rib Davis
Deals with the creation and writing of characters
for the script media of stage, radio and screen. Citing numerous
examples, chapters address the character's roots, complexity,
relationship with plot, and audience identification.
£7.99* - save 20%
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Master Characters
Victoria Schmidt
Mythic models for creating original characters.
Explores the most common male and female archetypes and provides
instructions for using them to create your own original characters.
Includes examples of how other authors have brought such characters
to life in novels, film and television. Includes worksheets to
allow writers to develop and map the lives of their characters.
£9.09* - save 30%
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Building
Believable Characters
Marc McCutcheon
Eases the process of building convincing
characters for stories and novels. Includes an inspiring and informative
roundtable where six novelists reveal their approaches to characterisation;
a character questionnaire more detailed than the nosiest survey;
and a thesaurus of human characteristics.
£9.59* - save 20%
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Creating
Character Emotions
Ann Hood
Helps writers find vivid ways to express
emotion in their fiction. Over 36 lessons, the author sheds new
light on love, hate, fear, grief, guilt, hope, jealousy and other
emotional states.
£8.24* - save 9%
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Creating
Characters Kids Will Love
Elaine Marie Alphin
Gives concrete tips for bringing characters
to life, including real-life observation, remembering your own
childhood, and using the elements of characterisation. With examples
from successful children's books and exercises throughout, this
book is a must-have for both the beginning writer and those more
experienced in the children's book field.
£9.34* - save 9%
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Writing
Dialogue for Scripts
Rib Davis
Deals with the genres of stage, radio, television
and film, providing examples and giving practical advice. Chapters
deal with conversation, naturalistic and stylised dialogue, pace
and variation, scripted narration, comic dialogue and presentation.
£8.77* - save 9%
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