I have a guest post over at NAT’S BOOK NOOK, talking about character development – come join me!

One of the most thrilling aspects of writing – at least for me – is the concept of creating your own world. One that may or may not conform with the rules and laws of our own – that exists entirely in our minds, and is ruled only by our imagination. When you visualize any world, it can (but doesn’t necessarily) consist of many components – animals, buildings, streets, rolling hills, 4-wheelers blasting by with the muzzles of Uzis protruding from every window – the list goes on and on.

But…

(Click on ol’ Frankie to read on)

 

I have a guest post over at NAT’S BOOK NOOK, talking about character development – come join me!

One of the most thrilling aspects of writing – at least for me – is the concept of creating your own world. One that may or may not conform with the rules and laws of our own – that exists entirely in our minds, and is ruled only by our imagination. When you visualize any world, it can (but doesn’t necessarily) consist of many components – animals, buildings, streets, rolling hills, 4-wheelers blasting by with the muzzles of Uzis protruding from every window – the list goes on and on.

But…

(Click on ol’ Frankie to read on)