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The other thing, froma writers point of view also, is its really hard to write continuously funny characters. it is easier if they're a bit extreme like Magnus, but stuff like the saprring between simon and jace, that's really impressive. CC is incredible, really.
Oh you're a writer? I really try to be one too. So far I've only writter small fictions and uploaded them in Livejournal but I still have so much to learn as well.
I'm a writer too, and I must say getting the paranormal factor is realitivly easy once you've done research. Like my story "The Underworker's Apprentice" took me forever to do, since I had to look up Lilith and Adam in Jewish Mythology. But I agree with the fist comment: if the character is easier to describe or write if they're extreme. :)
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Jan 15, 2012 12:26PM
The other thing, froma writers point of view also, is its really hard to write continuously funny characters. it is easier if they're a bit extreme like Magnus, but stuff like the saprring between simon and jace, that's really impressive. CC is incredible, really.
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Oh you're a writer? I really try to be one too. So far I've only writter small fictions and uploaded them in Livejournal but I still have so much to learn as well.
I'm a writer too, and I must say getting the paranormal factor is realitivly easy once you've done research. Like my story "The Underworker's Apprentice" took me forever to do, since I had to look up Lilith and Adam in Jewish Mythology. But I agree with the fist comment: if the character is easier to describe or write if they're extreme. :)
Is your book on goodreads? *to any of the authors above.
