by Gary Khan | Aug 3, 2020 | Writers Write
#22 Characterization – Using Reactions To Characterize Actions and Reactions Reactions are one of the most visceral ways to bring characters to life because it makes them relatable. Indirect characterization is where the author leaves clues in the text on what...
by Gary Khan | Jul 27, 2020 | Writers Write
#21 Characterization – Using Dialogue to Characterize Dissecting Characterization Through Dialogue Indirect characterization shows readers your characters? traits without explicitly describing them. It includes the use of action, dialogue, other characters?...
by Gary Khan | Jul 20, 2020 | Writers Write
#20 Characterization – Using Action to Characterize What?s in An Action One of the ways to write indirect characterization is to use action, because it reveals a lot about the character. For example, it reveals the way they move, their mannerisms, their habits...
by Gary Khan | Jul 13, 2020 | Writers Write
#19 Characterization – The Direct Method The Direct Method This week we study the direct method?of creating a character. This method entails the author telling the reader what the character is like so It includes the details authors explicitly describe. The...
by Gary Khan | Jul 6, 2020 | Writers Write
#18 Characterization – An Introduction to Writing Character What is Characterization? Characterization is the literary device authors use to artistically represent people. Additionally, it is the way authors create characters, which makes them believable. ...
by Gary Khan | Jun 29, 2020 | Writers Write
#17 Plotting 101: Writing Shocking Plot Twists Plot Twists According to Wikipedia, a plot twist?is a?literary technique?that introduces a radical change in the direction or expected outcome of the?plot in a work of fiction. It may change the audience’s...
