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George Hamilton
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Writing Strong yet flawed female characters: a man’s perspective – check out my guest post at Novel Publicity
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RE: Oops, I’ve been controversial again!(19 Jul 2012 05:49 PM)George Hamilton Wrote: Writing Strong yet flawed female characters: a man’s perspective – check out my guest post at Novel Publicity Very interesting perspective. I think I've been guilty of this in the past--but now I try not to think of 'male characters' and 'female characters' otherwise I end up treating them differently. Best just treating them all as characters who need to be flawed and undergo growth for the story to succeed. |
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George HamiltonCurrently Reading:"Pompomberry House" by Rosen Trevithick Last Book I Read:"Ballet of the Bones" by David Haynes Favourite Genres:Historical fiction, literary classics, landscape writingFavourite eBooks:
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