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Writing the intimate character : create unique, compelling characters through mastery of point of view / Jordan Rosenfeld.

by Rosenfeld, Jordan E., 1974-

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Writer's Digest Books, [2016]

Fiction -- Technique.

Characters and characteristics in literature.

Point of view (Literature)

9781440346026 (pbk.)

231 pages ; 22 cm.

The key to excellent fiction lies in its characters: the unforgettable protagonists, antagonists, and secondary characters who populate the world of your story. Understanding and effectively using point of view allows you to write a powerful narrative that draws readers in and engages them with characters in a meaningful way. Through a blend of practical instruction, useful examples, and helpful exercises, how to create the experience of living through a character rather than just reading about one. Learn the functions and benefits of first-person, third-person intimate, omniscient, and second-person points of view. How to apply character cues - specific behaviors, sensory perceptions, dialogue, and visual imagery - to develop a realistic protagonist and secondary cast. The surface and subset feelings that get to the root of your character's emotions. How different viewpoints affect the story you want to tell. Craft a novel in which readers can experience your characters' senses, dive inside their minds, and truly feel their emotions.

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