Creating strong characters
Blog Post by Pauline Rowson - Jan.17.2013 - 7:54 am
One of the essentials of a good novel is a strong central character, someone the reader can have empathy with, urge on, and on occasions get angry and frustrated with. Someone the reader can get close to and believe in.
I like heroes so I guess my strong central characters have to be that even if they are reluctant heroes sometimes as is Adam Greene in one of my stand alone thrillers, In Cold Daylight.
Heroes have to have flaws too, after all they are human.
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Hailed in the USA as the new Ed McBain and with her writing compared to Joseph Wambaugh, Pauline Rowson is a British crime author with International sales and a growing following of fans of her fictional flawed and rugged detective, DI Andy Horton...
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