Write Characters Your Readers Won T Forget
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Write Characters Your Readers Won't Forget
"I just don't care enough about your character." "Write Characters Your Readers Won't Forget" is a toolkit for addressing that issue. Packed with 30 exercises, abundant examples, and practical strategies, this guidebook will help you write unforgettable characters who "come alive" on the page, create compelling dialogue, and chart a more breathtaking emotional journeys for your characters. Stant Litore is the author of "The Ansible Stories, The Zombie Bible, The Running of the Tyrannosaurs, " and "Dante's Heart." Best known for his weird fiction, alternate history, and scifi, he has taught frequent courses for writers across the genres and has served as a developmental editor for Westmarch Publishing. His own fiction has been acclaimed by NPR, has served as the subject of scholarly work in "Relegere" and "Weird Fiction Review, " and he has been hailed as "SF's premier poet of loneliness." He lives in Colorado with his wife and two daughters, and is working on his next book.
Character Expression: Using ChatGPT to Write Believable Emotions in Fiction
Are you ready to take your fiction writing to the next level? Look no further than "Character Expression: Using ChatGPT to Write Believable Emotions in Fiction". This innovative guide will show you how to create authentic and engaging emotions in your writing with the help of AI language model, ChatGPT. Gone are the days of struggling to find the perfect words to express your characters' feelings. With this guide, you'll learn how to use ChatGPT to generate unique and compelling emotional responses that will keep your readers hooked from start to finish. From crafting action scenes to describing complex character interactions, this guide covers it all. You'll learn how to use sensory language and vivid descriptions to create emotional resonance with your readers, and how to make the most of key emotional moments to elicit a powerful response.
Suck a Little Happy Juice
Author: J. Scott Coatsworth
language: en
Publisher: Other Worlds Ink
Release Date: 2024-04-10
Being An Indie Author Can’t Be That Hard. Right? So you want to be an indie author. Or maybe you're scared to do it all yourself and are looking for a publisher, but want to know more about the nuts and bolts of the book business. Either way, this book is for you. Scott is a thirty-year small press veteran who shares his knowledge—from the snarky to the sublime—and answers your questions: What should you consider before you start to write? What about when you get stuck? And what can you do when you start doubting yourself? This book is filled with practical advice, candid explanations, and emotional support for any writer navigating today's complicated publishing business, helping you to stay sane and define for yourself what being a “successful writer” means. In your career, you’ll have highs and lows. It’s important to put all the highs in a bottle and save them. And when the publishing world gets you down, pull it out and suck a little happy juice. “If I ever go off course, I will refer back to this guide to keep me going. The book's strength lies in its ability to demystify the writing and publishing process, making it a trustworthy companion for writers facing challenges. 5 Stars.” -Jaqueline Neves, Readers’ Favorite "Suck a Little Happy Juice is the kind of advice title one wishes every aspiring writer had in hand. Whether it's addressing getting ready to write or giving concrete examples contrasting tepid writing with captivating alternative approaches and revisions, Coatsworth sets aside ethereal advice in favor of the concrete examples writers need in order to prove more effective and hone their skills.. If libraries and readers were to select just a few titles on the subject of becoming an author, Suck a Little Happy Juice should be at the top of the list." --Midwest Book Review