
There Is No Right Or Wrong Way To Develop Your Characters
Developing characters is half the fun of being a writer. It goes beyond what they look like, what they sound like, and what makes them who they are.
Born and raised in upstate New York, with a brief and very influential stint living in Great Britain, Beth A. Freely Rauch calls Texas her home.
Beth has over 10 years writing experience as a copywriter and published author. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Media Communication with a minor in Marketing, and a master’s degree in English and Creative Writing.
Resume available upon request.
Academic papers that I wrote for my Bachelors and Master’s degrees. I wrote some under the name Beth A. Carpenter.
Websites that I have designed and/or developed content for.
Photos I have taken and other media I have developed for freelance clients and full-time employers.
One nameless portrait. One best-selling author. A dark revenant. A chance for redemption? The sparkling brown eyes of the man in the portrait seemed to follow her, the pigments on the canvas moved as if alive...
There is more to the legend than meets the eye. And not even the most notorious pirate could prepare for the truth. Twin sisters Igraine and Branwyn St. Pierre have been unwillingly perpetuating the legend of the infamous pirate Captain St. Pierre. Having lost their father, Benoit St. Pierre, at age sixteen, the sisters have been sailing the Spanish Main under the guidance of their guardian, Zachariah Hammond, a cruel man who has forced them to do his bidding.
Developing characters is half the fun of being a writer. It goes beyond what they look like, what they sound like, and what makes them who they are.
Understanding what primary sources are and how to use them in your content is important for any writer. Check out this informative infographic to learn more.
Novel, novella, short story, flash fiction…what’s the difference between them? Let’s take a look so you know how many words you need for your next story.
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