Log in or register to post comments by Adrian Sroka 12th April 2014 Do you feel the words you write? Replies Yes, and I also know when they're wrong, when I've put my own feelings into the dialogue rather than letting the characters say what they need to say. They each have their own voice. It's part of the magic of writing, isn't it? :-) Helen Jones 1765 points Practical publishing Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Comic Business, Management and Education Speculative Fiction Adventure Historical Gothic and Horror Romance Helen Jones 12/04/2014 Like 0 Report Reply Yes very much they become part of you.... damien Isaak 330 points Ready to publish Film, Music, Theatre, TV and Radio Short stories Fiction Crime, Mystery, Thriller Adventure Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Gothic and Horror damien Isaak 12/04/2014 Like 0 Report Reply I believe I do... When I was writing the dialogue of my character when he was protesting against gender inequality, I felt angry myself.... :) Neeraj V Murali 330 points Practical publishing Film, Music, Theatre, TV and Radio Poetry Short stories Fiction Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Comic Crime, Mystery, Thriller Speculative Fiction Adventure Historical Gothic and Horror Neeraj V Murali 12/04/2014 Like 0 Report Reply Pagination « First page ‹ Previous page 1 2
Yes, and I also know when they're wrong, when I've put my own feelings into the dialogue rather than letting the characters say what they need to say. They each have their own voice. It's part of the magic of writing, isn't it? :-) Helen Jones 1765 points Practical publishing Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Comic Business, Management and Education Speculative Fiction Adventure Historical Gothic and Horror Romance Helen Jones 12/04/2014 Like 0 Report Reply
Helen Jones 1765 points Practical publishing Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Comic Business, Management and Education Speculative Fiction Adventure Historical Gothic and Horror Romance
Yes very much they become part of you.... damien Isaak 330 points Ready to publish Film, Music, Theatre, TV and Radio Short stories Fiction Crime, Mystery, Thriller Adventure Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Gothic and Horror damien Isaak 12/04/2014 Like 0 Report Reply
damien Isaak 330 points Ready to publish Film, Music, Theatre, TV and Radio Short stories Fiction Crime, Mystery, Thriller Adventure Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Gothic and Horror
I believe I do... When I was writing the dialogue of my character when he was protesting against gender inequality, I felt angry myself.... :) Neeraj V Murali 330 points Practical publishing Film, Music, Theatre, TV and Radio Poetry Short stories Fiction Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Comic Crime, Mystery, Thriller Speculative Fiction Adventure Historical Gothic and Horror Neeraj V Murali 12/04/2014 Like 0 Report Reply
Neeraj V Murali 330 points Practical publishing Film, Music, Theatre, TV and Radio Poetry Short stories Fiction Autobiography, Biography and Memoir Middle Grade (Children's) Picture Books (Children's) Comic Crime, Mystery, Thriller Speculative Fiction Adventure Historical Gothic and Horror
Yes, and I also know when they're wrong, when I've put my own feelings into the dialogue rather than letting the characters say what they need to say. They each have their own voice. It's part of the magic of writing, isn't it? :-)
Yes very much they become part of you....
I believe I do... When I was writing the dialogue of my character when he was protesting against gender inequality, I felt angry myself.... :)