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This is my third post on character writing, putting my BA in Psychology to work. Well-developed characters are the key to a book readers can't put down. This post will focus on how to believably write characters who are suffering from an illness, and abilities authors often get wrong. 5 tips to writing characters with illnesses or special abilities based on Psychology. 1. Be careful writing about character's with diseases if you are unfamiliar with them. Schizophrenia, for example, is a…

Hey, guys. Today we have a guest post by Dan Chamberlain, about something I know little to nothing about; gun wounds. I hope you find it as educational a I did. Let’s talk about gun shot wounds, s…

Characters get all sorts of injuries, but we don't always experience these injuries. Nor do we want to many a time. I've gotten some interesting injuries, so I thought I'd make a post about it. Perhaps this can help you out if you have one of your characters with one of these injuries--or give you some plot bunnies on new ways you can hurt your characters. Warning: I will be showing some slightly graphic images of what these injuries look like. Proceed at your own risk. 1.) Skin Rubbed Raw…

Sometimes I want to make it seem like a character might die — but hey, guess what! She makes it! A lot of fiction writers, especially those who write fantasy, science fiction, thrillers, and …