Preparing to Write Settings That Feel Like Characters
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This valuable reference guide is useful in revealing a simplified way to create settings that feel like characters by using an organized sketch sheet. This practical approach will help focus your writing. The challenge of making a setting into a character is easily conquered with this informative guide. Make your story more interesting in today's competitive fiction market by giving your writing this edge. The Setting Character Sketch (to copy and use with the book) is on the blog of J Lenni Dorner.
J Lenni Dorner
J is best know for the Existence series. Book one is titled Fractions of Existence.While embracing the ancient tribal traditions, J Lenni Dorner learned a legend originated by The Grandfathers.In May 2016, J became a member of the Operation Awesome Team, running the Debut Author Spotlight on Wednesdays. Blogging from A to Z #AtoZchallenge co-host as of 2017.J weaves fantasy with lore to unhinge your mind.This speculative fiction and reference author is happily married and living in Pennsylvania (USA) on the original lands of the Lenni-Lenape people. When not reading or writing, J enjoys video games, funny cat videos, finding drawings of dragons on Pinterest, and watching movies.
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