: Re: Is this character generator useful? After some feedback from this site and a training course, I developed a little tool to help with character generation. It's called "20 Questions" and works

Some of the questions you use might be beneficial for a writer to refer to when trying to work out the details of a character they already have in mind. I think most people already pretty much know "who" is going to be in their book, but they may not know all the details about that person yet. Some of your questions or those proposed by justkt could help painting a better picture of the characters you have in mind.

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: Re: Is this character generator useful? After some feedback from this site and a training course, I developed a little tool to help with character generation. It's called "20 Questions" and works

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: Best e-book formatting process? The question I would like to ask is this: does anyone else have their own process (or one borrowed from elsewhere) that they use for formatting and then creating

: Why do writers use pseudonyms? It's common enough -- recently I was looking for Seanan McGuire's newer book only to find it was published as "Mira Grant". Why would an author do this?

: Self-publishing covers any effort by the author of a written work to have his/her own work made available to the public. In a print format, this could include vanity or subsidy publishing,

: What's a good resource to find Beta Readers for short stories? I'm currently in the market for beta readers, particularly for short stories. I've finished an early draft for a contest, and

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