: Re: Are different levels of character development required for primary as opposed to secondary characters? Primary characters would normally include the protagonist, antagonist, and maybe one or two

Sure, well-developed characters are good, but... Things like character development take time. You can add another 100 pages to your book developing secondary characters, but would it worth it? It's best to find a delicate balance between levels of character development and book's volume.

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: Re: Are different levels of character development required for primary as opposed to secondary characters? Primary characters would normally include the protagonist, antagonist, and maybe one or two

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: How to write a story that argues an idea I apologize for the wording of my question; it's probably not very clear. I've got this idea for a book that explores a sort of philosophical theory.

: How do I get around my omniscient character isn't knowledge of the future? I've got a story with mythology and gods. But one of the main characters is Chronos, the God of Time, and I don't

: Resource for rejected novel manuscripts Is there such a thing as an online repository for rejected novel manuscripts? I think it would be a useful and educational resource -- especially to

: My writing instructor once told me that the difference between showing and telling is much more subtle than verbal telling only. In essence; 'Showing' focuses on direct actions, and narrating

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