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Tag Archives: Caro LaFever
creating characters, part 3
Welcome to another installment of my character-creation process for storytelling. I started out by calling the series “creating characters in epic fiction,” but really I’m talking about creating characters in general, so I have shortened my title accordingly. I would … Continue reading
Posted in writer's notes
Tagged archetypes, Broadcast News, Caro LaFever, Carolyn Myss, character, creating characters, creating characters in epic fiction, epic, female archetypes, fiction, Holly Hunter, James L Brooks, Jane Craig, sacred contracts, Sue Viders, Tami D Cowden, the complete writer's guide to heroes & heroines, writing
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creating characters in epic fiction, part 2
Character creation is one of the most difficult and demanding tasks in the art of storytelling. Some people have a talent for it—I think Charles Dickens was one of these—while the rest of us have to stretch out a thinner … Continue reading
Posted in thoughts, writer's notes
Tagged Anatomy of Criticism by Northrop Frye, archetypes, Caro LaFever, character, Characters and Viewpoint by Orson Scott Card, Charles Dickens, creating characters, creating characters in epic fiction, female archetypes, Gandalf, Herod, high mimetic mode, Ingmar Bergman, JRR Tolkien, Lord of the Rings, male archetypes, MICE Quotient, Northrop Frye, Orson Scott Card, Scenes from a Marriage, Sue Viders, Tami D Cowden, The Age of Pisces, the complete writer's guide to heroes & heroines
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