Writing coach is the topic of this podcast, Your Best Writing Life

Your Best Writing Life: Crafting Creative Characters

The importance of creating creative characters for your writing.

Writing characters so real, so relatable that they live long after the story ended enhances the reader’s experience with an author’s book.

In this episode of Your Best Writing Life, hosted by Linda Goldfarb and presented by the Blue Ridge Christian Writers Conference, author PeggySue Wells talks about the craft of writing.

Crafting creative characters that readers care about is an essential to writing excellent stories.

In addition to listening to the insightful podcast, find more information on writing characters in this Quick Guide to Crafting Creative Characters.

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Meet PeggySue Wells

When I’m not writing, I parasail, scuba dive, skydive, snorkel, and haven taken (but not passed) pilot training. My greatest adventure has been being called Mama by seven awesome children and Mimi! by my Grammy awards.

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