Ways to Create Multi-Dimensional Characters--Tip #1

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To give characters depth, we have to be people-watchers. Study people. Know thyself. I strongly recommend reading books on psychology as part of research. For instance, I read a lot of FBI books on profiling.


As writers, characters need some amount of consistency without being predictable. If there is some deviation from the profile, there must be a good reason WHY, other than we need a character to act a certain way to move our story forward.


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Another awesome post from writing coach Kristen Lamb. This is a must read!



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