~ By Terri Osburn Trust Your Characters! Many moons ago, I found a blog written by Sherrilyn Kenyon, in which she talked about trusting her characters to tell the story. I was a confused newbie who had no grasp on how to get into my characters’ heads, but this idea stuck with me. Now I consider […]
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~ By Terri Osburn Trust Your Characters! Many moons ago, I found a blog written by Sherrilyn Kenyon, in which she talked about trusting her characters to tell the story. I was a confused newbie who had no grasp on how to get into my characters’ heads, but this idea stuck with me. Now I
~ By Terri Osburn Most of the time, when a person goes to the doctor, she’s going because there’s a problem of some kind. In order to solve that problem, the doctor needs to ask a lot of questions, listen intently to the answers, and gain the patient’s trust that she knows how to solve
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~ By Terri Osburn Back in the day, I *might* have done a bit of partying. Kicked a keg once or twice. Woke up with some fuzzy memories about the night before. But I’ve since offered up my gall bladder in payment for that debauchery, and now I’m what you’d call a teetotaler. One with
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