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Tips For Writing Lovable Jerks
Writing a jerk character? Want people to like your jerk, or at the very least not completely hate your jerk's guts? Here are some tips!
On Writing & Roleplaying Wise Characters
Tips to help you portray characters who will be perceived as wise - and not simply condescending or arrogant, as so many attempts at wise characters end up being.
Tips For Writing More "Masculine" Characters
Because if I see Steve Rogers act like a 16-year-old girl one more time, I'm going to have to start punching trees and peeing on fences.
The Case For Killing The "Blank Slate" Character
Many writers create characters who are deliberately left undeveloped so that audiences can project themselves onto them. But here's why they might be bad for your story!