Character questionnaire

One MASSIVE Character Questionnaire. If you could sit down and have a conversation with your character and try to get to know them, what would you ask? We’ve...

Do you struggle to make your characters come to life? Do they feel not quite... real? It may be time to try a character questionnaire!

This Possum Paper Works writing tip looks at how to use character sheets to build better characters in your writing - and has a free template!

Character reaction questionnaire -- character's thoughts

Ever since I got serious about writing, I’ve collected all these character templates. Right now, I’ve got about three of them for each of my characters. But it gets kind of tiring having to fill things out twice or three times just to get all the bases covered, so I decided to make my own comprehensive, all-inclusive character template.

To be able to intrigue a reader, one of the most important things is to have great characters. Characters should live, feel, express, and act like real people to be seen as genuine. Therefore, it’s important to get to know your characters as much as possible to be able to portray them as genuinely a

Lights flash, cameras hum. Murmurs join the shuffling of paper on clipboards, as a red light blinks in the corner of the screen. The Aut...

Don't just craft characters, master craft them. Use this questionnaire to help you discover 40 new ways to build your character's unique identity.

Secondary characters are tricky. They're fairly important, but at the same time they can't steal the spotlight from the protagoni...

These questions can help you flesh out your WIP's relationships, find hidden details to use in your tale, and discover more about your characters.

Character development questions part II https://character-creation-resources.tumblr.com/post/174065449202/character-development-questions-hard-mode

What is their role? What is their appearance? How do they like to dress? What makes them unique? What would completely break them? What is the best thing in their life? What is the worst thing in their life? What are their dreams? What are their fears? What are their regrets? What is their secret? What is one memory that has stuck wit Who are their friends? Who are their family members? Are they satisfied with their relationships (quantity and quality)? Who is the most important person to…

I like to outline my novels before I write anything. Extensively. Character interviews, pages (and pages) of world-building, a few more character interviews, outlines with word counts in the the te…

Looking for advice on writing male characters? These questions will help.