Protagonist / Antagonist Worksheet
Antagonists are a simple way to introduce conflict into a story, and the quickest way to create an antagonist who will fit in with the protagonist’s plot, is to consider their relationship.
Category Archives: Characters
Character Introductions
This worksheet offers a very simple formula to help you decide how your character will meet your audience. Imagine you, your character, and your reader are attending a party together. How would you introduce your character? What would you want the reader to know, and how could you communicate this information for best effect?
Character Log
If you’re writing a long story or a novel, a character log is a simple solution to help you track details about your characters that you might find difficult to remember and keep consistent. You’ll also find it indispensable when you come to edit!
On Writing Courses
Have you ever taken a writing course? Have you considered creating a course yourself? As I’ve now written two online courses and have started work on my third, I thought that some students and teachers of writing might be interested in the way I approach designing and writing my writing courses. I hope that this… Read More
30 Scene Ideas for Character Development
You may like to develop your character in detail before you begin writing your story, or you may just start writing and see where the story takes you. Either way, you need narrative opportunities to show the reader what stuff your character is made of, and these scene ideas can fit almost anywhere in your… Read More
