As a writer, what type of relationship do you have with your creations?
Brian’s sense of humor isn’t right…
Revision:
© Joseph Saling and The New Word Mechanic 2013.
For another take — a magnificent take — on a writer and her character, you must see this video of a poem by by Astrid ‘Artistikem’ Cruz. Then visit the project website at the link below.
Here is the site: A Study on Character Development.
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Loved both of these offerings — quite an existential turn!
Joe, Thanks – I remain intrigued with your astute insights and queries of the human condition! Love and miss you, man. Bill
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Thanks, Bill.
Looking forward to seeing you soon.