Interviews with lead characters are generally a good idea, but once in a while you meet a lead who is,… Read more Roxx Hates Your Questions

Interviews with lead characters are generally a good idea, but once in a while you meet a lead who is,… Read more Roxx Hates Your Questions
“Give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free … unless they’re, like, gay or something.”… Read more Shhh, don’t tell anyone but I think she’s gay
I’ve been reading articles all afternoon on the dearth of minority characters in books. I find that amusing, as I’ve… Read more Of Race and Character
I’ve said any number of times that I am a character-centric reader. That is, my interest in a book is… Read more Writing Interesting Characters
See Part 1 here: What first made me wonder if I was attracting crazy folks was the abrupt way that… Read more Crazy Magnet, Part 2
Crazy Magnet, Part 1 Oh good, my crazy magnet is still turned on. I can tell it’s working by the… Read more Interesting Enough to Develop?
I confess. When it comes to books, I am a people person. No matter how unique and interesting the story,… Read more Developing Characters a Reader Could Love
My characters are real to me. No, I’m not schizophrenic, to my knowledge. I can separate reality from fantasy, and… Read more Keeping It Real
So, Robin LeBeaux and Charlie Patterson have dragged me kicking and screaming to Pinterest. (sigh) To make matters worse, now… Read more Meet Charlie and Robin – Pin Heads
I was reading through my other blogs, and came across my post on Toxic People, and thought it might be… Read more Writing Toxic Relationships