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    100+ Questions for your Character's Appearance
    100+ Questions for your Character's Appearance
    100+ Questions for your Character's Appearance
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    100+ Questions for your Character's Appearance

    By K S Everhart

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    Many writers struggle with the finer details of their characters. Scenes, stories, plots, and even the twists may come together vividly and magically, however the nitty gritty regarding how a character looks during those moments is the all-important bits that will drag your readers into your works and never let them leave.

    Readers are interesting animals that are looking for a lot out of their writers. They love nothing more than to curl up with a well-written, detailed, and exciting book that will fly them through the pages with ecstasy. Those smooth written words will have them begging for another.

    KS Everhart has compiled another list of over 100 questions designed to inspire, help, and aid writers in developing the true potential of their characters. This book will help authors of all genres with the specifics of their character's looks, anatomy, equipment, and even the inner workings of special abilities. Any fiction writer will easily be able to take away some important ideas with this book, and turn their frumpy characters into well-rounded, in-depth power players.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherK S Everhart
    Release dateJun 1, 2015
    ISBN9781310460241
    100+ Questions for your Character's Appearance
    Author

    K S Everhart

    INTRODUCTION Hello. I am Katharine Sylvia Everhart. I am a writer, blogger, and creative mind. I am currently wanting to break into the writing industry, so I am creating this blog to create a name for myself. This is my brand. This is who I am. SHORT BIOGRAPHY Katharine Everhart is the daughter of two retired marines and the sister of two brothers (one older and one younger). She grew up all over the continental U.S. because of her father's duty. Due to the constant changes in location during her school age years, she grew very accustomed to being alone and learned how to create her own worlds and friends. When she was in high school, she was introduced to the world of roleplaying and Dungeons & Dragons which opened her mind to a whole new world of possibilities. Now she is 29 years old, married, with 3 children of her own. She loves writing poetry, fan fictions, roleplays, and novels. Her favorite genres to write are fiction, fantasy, young-adult, drama, and science fiction.

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