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Tag Archives: character development
Being Thankful for the Thankless
When people ask me what I do at work, I usually just respond with “I do computer stuff for a university.” For most, that is more than enough detail. Let’s be honest. If you’re talking to a firefighter or a pilot, a … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Thankfulness, Office Life, Personal Development Mumbo-Jumbo Stuff, Work
Tagged character development, customer services, dealing with difficult people, faculty, gratitude, information technology, mean people suck, office life, personal development, professors, thankfulness, universities, work, working in IT, workplace bullies
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What I’ve Learned From My “Song of Ice and Fire” Addiction
Everyone knows that part of becoming a better writer is reading. Over the years, even during my losing battles with writer’s block, I’ve kept that part of the bargain. I can’t remember a time since I was 10 years old … Continue reading
Writing as Life: Learn, Live, Hope
Today, Hawleyville brings you a guest post from writer and fellow Life-Lister Diana Ligaya. As a fiction writer, Diana has wonderful insight into how the “goals” we create for our characters as we develop them and their storylines relate to our own … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Fiction, Goal-Setting, The Life List Club, Writing
Tagged character development, creativity, Diana Ligaya, fiction, goal-setting, guest posts, The Life List Club, writing
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On Sketching Jay and Jill
As I’ve delved into various blogs and writer’s resources, I’ve seen a lot of commentary on the character sketch. Some writers just jot notes down on their characters’ personality and appearance as thoughts hit them. Others create whole mini-stories involving … Continue reading
Character Sketch – Jill
Last week, I posted a character sketch of Jay AKA Man-Whore, one of the two main characters in “The Naked Man-Whore Chronicles.” The other main character is Jill -last name still to be determined. In her early 30’s, Jill is … Continue reading
Character Sketch – The Man-Whore
I’ve decided that in addition to my usual rants and rambles, I’m going to use this blog as a place to share the adventure of writing The Man-Whore Chronicles. These posts will be more mind-dumping and a lot less refinement … Continue reading
Reading in the Moment
I’m often guilty of forgetting to live in the moment. Instead of being fully present, I’m counting down the minutes to the weekend, making a to-do list, or plotting out a story. I try to be in the here and now, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fiction, Reading, Writing
Tagged "House Rules", "Plain Truth", books, character development, fiction, Jodi Picoult, plot, writing
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