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How do you choose names for your story characters?

Kelsey Bryant Since I love names, I also love naming my characters. I have hundreds of names in my head and a strong opinion or association about most of them. When I'm creating a character, I'll run through my mental list of names (or, if the character is from the past or a different country, a name website such as Behind the Name that has specific lists of historical and foreign names), and try out options until one seems to fit the character like a tailored suit.
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Are you planning on making your ebook novellas available as paperbacks? I really think they would be shelf-worthy.

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I would assume that this current book is set in the US during our Depression and not in England as the Austen books. How did you decide on a location where the story takes place and have you researched specifically that location during that time period?

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Jane Eyre is so atmospheric with its somber moors, inscrutable employer, and creepy mystery in the attic. What kind of atmosphere did you create in your story?

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