Roseanna M. White
My critique partner put it best: respect your dream.
That means that you work hard to achieve it. You give it your time and energy and focus. You learn all you can, and you strive always to improve. It means you don't rush through the journey, so determined to be published that you neglect the learning curve--because then you're not giving it the respect it deserves.
That means that you work hard to achieve it. You give it your time and energy and focus. You learn all you can, and you strive always to improve. It means you don't rush through the journey, so determined to be published that you neglect the learning curve--because then you're not giving it the respect it deserves.
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Riley G.
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Roseanna M. White:
Hi, Ms. Roseanna! I've read your guestposts on GTW, and find them super helpful! I am working on writing a historical "romance" right now (It's a Jane Eyre type of story.) and I am having a bit of trouble finding a consistent voice for my heroine, also with fleshing out her flaws. (Her main flaw is lying) As a historical romance author, do you have any tips for finding the characters voices, and showing their flaws?
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