Della Galton Writing Courses
Friday Class (Kinson Community Centre, Bournemouth) 10.00 am-12.00 midday.
Writing for the Terrified. Weekly classes ongoing. Starts again September 15th. Six week term. £48.00. Beginners and experienced writers welcome
Please email Della via this website.Monday 4 September 2017 (Woman's Weekly London)
How to make your characters come alive. Beginners and experienced writers welcome. £79 10 till 4.30
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Saturday 11 November. Writing the novel. The Next Step. (Bournemouth) 10.00 am till 4.00 pm.
£45.00
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Tag Archives: characterisation
Creating Characters – How well do you know your imaginary people?
Posted on September 26, 2016
Sometimes a character comes into my head fully formed. Sometimes they are shadowy. Sometimes they are shy like real people and I have to get to know them slowly. Interviewing them is good. These 21 questions are one of my … Continue reading →
Posted in ideas, Inspiration, Tips on writing, Writing, Writing exercises | Tagged characterisation, ideas, inspiration, novels, plotting, short stories, tips on writing | 7 Comments
What Do Your Short Story characters Look Like?
Posted on October 5, 2014
Characterisation is the means by which you make your fictional characters appear to be real people. It is probably the most important part of any piece of fiction. If the reader doesn’t care about your character, he or she won’t … Continue reading →
Posted in ideas, Inspiration, Short stories for magazines, Tips on writing, Writing | Tagged characterisation, short stories, tips on writing | 3 Comments