Monday, April 06, 2009
Vid Interview: World Building and Personalities
Linnea Sinclair - World Building and Personalities from Romantic Times BOOKreviews on Vimeo.
~Linnea
AN ACCIDENTAL GODDESS by Linnea Sinclair, A Romantic Times Gold Medal Top Pick!
That thought jolted her. What if… what if she spent the rest of her life here, being just Gillie? Not the Kiasidira. Not a Raheiran Sorceress. Not anyone’s Goddess or consort. Not even a captain in the Raheiran Special Forces. But just… Gillie. Just Gillie and Mack. - http://www.linneasinclair.com
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I think I've done that automatically with my latest story, SWEET. The theme is 'Achieving the Freedom to Live' and the Heroine is in a 'cornered animal' situation. And so I set it in an isolated mountain town without even thinking. Personality-wise, she's an avoider, not a fighter. If she ever wants to be free, however, she's going to have to fight.
ReplyDeleteI've been reading lots of articles here, Sime-Gen, and at Editing Circle, among others, to brace myself for the fleshing out stage of revision.
Here's another post from this blog which I found useful in conjunction with this one-
http://aliendjinnromances.blogspot.com/2008/09/how-to-learn-to-use-theme-as-art.html
Does anyone know any others regarding Theme?
How about Pacing? So far the story feels 'choppy' and I can't figure out why.
I enjoyed the blog, Linnea!
ReplyDeleteJacki Bentley (sci-fi romance writer, COFW member)
Kimber An, I love "cornered" or "locked room" scenarios. No escape. Must face conflict which then is an additional conflict.
ReplyDeletePacing. Let me poke around. I remember seeing some good things somewhere... ~Linnea
Thanks Jacki! We hope to be back up in Ohio by the end of May. ;-) Maybe I'll even make a COFW meeting this year--LOL! ~Linnea
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