Keeping characters distinct
I'm guest blogging on Love Bytes, about creating character voices. Check it out here:
http://lovebytesreviews.com/2016/10/1...
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Alexis
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Oct 22, 2016 02:34PM
Great blog. Distinction of characters is something I strive for too. I admit I'm also quick to note in review when an author states a character is from a specific geographic region and then does nothing to show it in inflection, drawl, phrasing. Drives me batty.
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Yeah - I do love books with distinctions of language and phrasing, and it adds interest and color.
I have read and loved all the examples you used. I don't need for all the characters I read about to have quite such distinct voices, but I do love it when they do!
April wrote: "I have read and loved all the examples you used. I don't need for all the characters I read about to have quite such distinct voices, but I do love it when they do!"So many great stories. Yeah, sometimes the guys are more alike, and the distinctions are more subtle.
