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Pedestrian Terror
Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
By Richard Jay Parker
(Author of STOP ME)
If it’s excitement you’re after from a book what’s your character criteria? Some crave urbane secret agents armed with panoply of ingenious gadgets who indulge in a host of even more innovative sexual encounters, others will settle only for otherworldly goblins imbued with alchemical powers and a path [...]
Developing Characters and their Relationships
Saturday, March 8th, 2008
By Martin Edwards
You often hear it said that ‘character is plot’. I’d put it a little differently. For me, relationships between the characters in a novel are crucial to building a plot. This applies to novels of all kinds, I believe. It’s certainly true of crime novels, even in those where there is a very [...]
