Writing Characterization

Writing believable characters can be tricky. First you must know your character. Make a list of 50 questions, and answer them. Where is your character from? What does he like? What is his favorite sport? etc. Then go through catalogs and find a picture of someone who reminds you of your character. Cut the picture out and tape it near your computer. Now that you know your character, you will be able to write him in a believable way.> Get many more free writing tips in The Writer's Choice Newsletter at http://www.creativewritinginstitute.com. FREE WRITING ANALYSIS. No Strings.

Characterization

Ok, folks. This is becoming an active blog as of now. It has taken awhile to get founded, but http://www.creativewritinginstitute.com is on the road. > To make your characters real, make a list of 50 questions, such as where are they from? What is their middle name? What is their favorite sport? etc. Then go through a catalog and cut out a picture that reminds you of your character. Tape it up near your computer. When your character is real to you, you can make your character real to others. Be sure to sign up for The Writer's Choice Newsletter where you can get lots of free tips: http://www.creativewritinginstitute.com