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Rated: 13+ · Message Forum · How-To/Advice · #1246722
I'm a stickler for characters. I'll review your fiction. That's all.
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Apr 13, 2007 at 1:21pm
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I definitely share your opinion on the importance of characters, and I think my characters are the strong point of the novel I'm writing- at least, I want them to be strong, and I hope I've pulled it off. I think that an interesting plot played out by bad characters is far worse than a somewhat bland plot played out by fascinating characters, and I hope that reflects in my writing.

I would really appreciate your opinions on my prologue (and the next four chapters, IF you're compelled to keep reading.) What do you think of Iris?

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Thank you!
Tealynn

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