A big part of writing involves pretending like you know about topics you have a very limited knowledge of. Here’s how to pull it off.
Writing what you don’t know: 4 ways to research your novel
The following 5 posts mention round characters:
6 types of loss to write about — that aren’t death
The death of a loved one impacts your character, yes — but it’s far from the only type of loss.
4 things to include when introducing your character
Your character introduction sets the stage for whatever relationship that blossoms after. Here’s how to do it right.
How vivid memories shape your characters
Vivid memories can add a great deal of depth to your novel, and will go a long way in turning flat characters round. Here’s the three ways in which that works.
6 tragically underused ways to up your antagonist game
Antagonists are the engine to your story — here’s six different ways to get them right.