Designing Your Character & Ot...

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Characters are hard to create. So consider this book a giant cheat sheet of all your writing needs. This book... Més

Designing Your Character & Other Handy Things
Character Description Sheet
Examples Describing Facial Features
Facial Features
Phrases that describe people's apperances
Facial Expressions
Hair Styles/States
Descriptive Words for Characters: Physical Qualities
Descriptive Words for Characters: Moral Qualities
Descriptive Words for Characters: Spiritual Qualities
Descriptive Words for Characters: Social Qualities
Descriptive Words for Characters: General Qualities
Personality Traits
Happiness Feelings
Caring Feelings
Adjectives
Emotional States
Parts of Clothing
Depression Feelings
Inadequateness Feelings
Fear Feelings
Confusion Feelings
Hurt Feelings
Anger Feelings
Loneliness Feelings
Remorse Feelings
Other Words for Said
Character Hobbies
Idioms and their meanings!
Extra Words to Describe Characters
Synonyms for Common Words
Taste Descriptions
Smell Vocabulary
Sound Description
Types of Faces
Animal Collective Nouns
Infrequently Used Words, that are really cool!
Occupations
Villian Brainstorm
Steampunk Genres
Superhero Description Sheet
Superhero Powers
Superhero Origins
Knots
Instead of Said
Survival Food
Medical Supplies needed for an Apocalypse
Where to find Supplies
Survival Tricks if you are lost or something
How to Parkour
Other words for looked/Look
Unusual Words
You are (LOVE AND ROMANCE)
I am (LOVE AND ROMANCE)
Negatives (LOVE AND ROMANCE)
Colour Adjectives
Different colours of White
Different colours of Yellow
Different colours of Orange
Different colours of Red
Different colours of Pink
Different colours of Purple
Different colours of Blue
Different colours of Green
Different colours of Brown
Different colours of Gray
Different colours of Black
Fictional Places
Fruits
Vegetables
Places to eat
Types Meat you can Eat
Seafood to Eat
Sweets and Desserts to Eat
Types of Clothes
How to Survive a Horror Movie
Abandoned Places
Expressing Body Language
Horror Movie Deaths
Naming your Characters
Character Profile
Surviving on a Desert Island
More Idioms
Edible Plants
Edible Plants Part 2
Poison Plants
Dangerous Animals
Cloud Formations
Bakery Products
Personality Types
12 Character Archetypes
Message and Reminder.
Eye Apperance
Ways to say Hello
Was to say Goodbye
Pixar's 22 Rules to Phenominal Storytelling.
Pants Styles
Different Kinds of Shoes
Skirt Designs
Different kinds of bags
Different Kinds of Sleeves
Different Kinds of Collars
Places to Wear your Necklaces
Different Dress Designs
Describing Someone's Voice
Western and Cowboy Slang and Phrases
Civil War Slangs and Phrases
Ye Olde English Slang
Aussie Slang
Cooking Terms
The Language and Meaning of Flowers and Herbs
Adverbs of Manner
Adverbs of Place
Adverbs of Time
Rules of Magic
World Building Questions
A List of Phobias
Those are Fighting Words
Incised Wounds
Realisitic Injuries
Movie Cliches (Works for books too)
Common Hobbies/Activities
Character Motivation
Character Habits
Other words for 'Went'
Other ways to say bad
Other Ways to say Good
Other ways to say 'Says'
Describing Touch
Noisy Verbs
Victioran Flirtation
Victorian Slang
Function of Feelings
Action Verbs
British Phrases and Slang
Describing Buildings
Glossary of Castle Terms
26 Stages of Death
Witch Dictionary
Officer Ranks
Types of Torture
Domesticated Animals (Or maybe Pets)
Semi-domesticated Animals
Trees and Bushes Description
Meadows and Grasslands Description
Hills, Mountains, and Valleys Description
Caves, Cliffs, and Rocks Description
Rivers, Oceans and Wetlands Description
Deserts and Miscellaneous Description
List of Weapons
Words for Love Scenes
Parts of the Body (Mature Writers Only)
Superstitions
While Characters are Talking
Supernatural Collective Nouns
Plot Points
Kinesis
Noble Ranks
The Nine Noble Virtues
Hierarchy of Angels
1940's Slang
1920s Vocabulary
Describing Light
Character Strengths
Character Weaknesses
Shakespearian Language
Gemstones
Tone Vocabulary List
Realistic Travel
The Limits of the Human Body
Effects of Drugs
Creating Street Names
Killing with your bare hands.
Cemetery Symbolism
Insect Bites and Stings
Scottish Slang
Guide to Wine
Guide to Beer
Synonyms for "Walk"
A Simplified Guide To Crime Scene Investigation
Synonyms for Beautiful
Horse Logistics
Harry Potter Spells
Dogs of the World
20 Ways to Survive a Horror Movie
Men's Popular Hairstyles
Being Struck by Lightening
Medieval Terminology
Demonic Sigils
Portals
Poison Diaries
Romantic Conflicts
Guestures and Body Language
Prompt Books
Villain(ess) Motivations
Tropes of Motivation
Anger in Other Words
First, Middle, Last & Only Child Characteristics
The End

What Happens Next??

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Not sure what should happen next in your story? Are things getting boring?

Raymond Carver offered this advice to writers: "When in doubt, have a man come through a door with a gun in his hand."

Depending on your story, that's certainly one option. Here are twenty others.

1. An ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend shows up in your character's town.

2. Your character gets lost on the way somewhere. And ends up someplace more interesting.

3. The phone rings. Heavy breathing on the other end. Then the connection is cut.

4. A relative your character doesn't get along with shows up on your character's doorstep.

5. Your character becomes physically attracted to someone inappropriate.

6. Someone cries for help.

7. The police suddenly show up and arrest your character.

8. Your character gets a job offer that would require him/her to make dramatic lifestyle changes.

9. Someone your character thought was a friend or ally suddenly turns against him or her.

10. A rock is thrown through a window.

11. Someone starts flirting with your character's romantic partner or potential romantic partner.

12. A dead body turns up.

13. Your character accidentally takes home the wrong purse/jacket/briefcase/phone and finds something interesting in the one s/he takes.

14. Someone suddenly proposes marriage.

15. Your character's home gets flooded and s/he has to find somewhere to stay. S/he ends up someplace interesting.

16. Someone gets drunk and says something s/he shouldn't.

17. Your character notices a stranger staring at him/her.

18. Your character discovers that his/her home/bedroom/desk/computer has been searched.

19. Someone discovers she's pregnant.

20. Someone tries to convince your character to do exactly the opposite of what she/he has been doing so far in the story. This person makes a very persuasive argument.


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