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Meet Ryun Yamanaka

09Oct09

Here’s the interview with Ryun Yamanaka, he’s the main male protagonist of Mistaken Identity.

Relational:

How old are you? 34
Where were you born? I was born in Bangkok, Thailand. But my parents moved to America shortly afterwards. I was raised in Santa Ana, CA
Who do you look like? Your mother, father, or someone else? [...]


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Meet Adrianna Valdez

07Oct09

So in preparation of November I decided to do some interviews of my characters. I’ve actually never done this but found that it help me to really get to know the character. As well as think of scenes to come in the story. So this is an interview with Adrianna Valdez, the main character of [...]


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Character Development: Getting to Know Your Characters Part II

13Mar08

 
This is the fifth post in the Writing Series and part 2 of this post. To learn more about the series see this post.
 
 
And so we are back with part two of the mini series inside of the writing series, lots of series huh? In this part we will cover the rest of the steps [...]


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Character Development: Getting to Know Your Characters

07Mar08

This is the fourth post in the Writing Series (a better title is coming forth I promise). To learn more about the series see this post.

Character development is the key element all writer’s share. A non fictional writer has to make sure they understand the character in which they are writing about, they have to [...]


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Cliché Characters: Stereotypes in Written Form

16Feb08

This is the first post in the Writing Series (a better title is coming forth I promise). To learn more about the series see this post.
When I first started to really get into FicitonPress, over a year ago (although two years after I signed up for it) I participated in a forum discussion about cliché [...]


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