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Space Dementia There was a commotion in the kitchen as the shaking earth caused the carefully stacked plates to go crashing to the floor. Dominic awoke with a start. Groggily, he glanced at his alarm clock: 4:23 am. Frustrated, he attempted to go back to sleep, but once he realized the prospect of sleep was impossible, he slowly got out of bed and dressed. It was the third time this week he'd been woken up prematurely because of the frequent micro-quakes, not to mention, they were also destroying all of his eating utensils. He walked to the kitchen to see what damage the quakes had caused and swore under his breath when he saw that ever

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Writer's Workshop: Fleshing out Characters

December 14th, 2011. Fleshing Out Your Characters. Some people are good at writing people. They have no difficulties conceiving of them and don't balk at doing the legwork involved in writing interesting, well-developed characters. They know what is believable and what isn't, and have some idea of how readers may react to their cast. Other people seem to have no idea what makes people tick, what makes characters interesting, and hope that piling on enough abilities or cool traits is a workable substitute for character development. As you might have expected, this ramble is dedicated to not being the latter. Here are some tips and tricks f