TY  - BOOK
AU  - Rosenfeld,Jordan E.
TI  - Writing the intimate character: create unique, compelling characters through mastery of point of view 
SN  - 144034602X
AV  - PN 3383 R813w 2016
U1  - 808.3/97 
PY  - 2016///
CY  - Cincinnati, Ohio
PB  - Writer's Digest Books
KW  - Fiction
KW  - Technique
KW  - Novela
KW  - Técnicas
KW  - Characters and characteristics in literature
KW  - Personajes y características en la literatura
KW  - Point of view (Literature)
KW  - Punto de vista (Literatura)
KW  - fast
N1  - Includes index; Character-building essentials. How to build character ; Tell me a story ; Tell it like it is ; Do you feel me? ; Character, know thyself ; Tighten tension -- Character cues and point of view. Behind the I ; Closer and closer ; It's a party ; All about you ; The unreliable narrator -- Stretch your skills. Plot and point of view ; Multiple points of view ; Shattering point of view ; Literary devices ; Try it on for size ; Practicing point of view
N2  - "The key to excellent fiction lies in its characters: the unforgettable protagonists, antagonists, and secondary characters who populate the world of your story. Understanding and effectively using point of view allows you to write a powerful narrative that draws readers in and engages them with characters in a meaningful way. Through a blend of practical instruction, useful examples, and helpful exercises, Writing the Intimate Character shows you how to create the experience of living through a character rather than just reading about one. Inside, you'll learn: The functions and benefits of first-person, third-person intimate, omniscient, and second-person points of view. How to apply character cues--specific behaviors, sensory perceptions, dialogue, and visual imagery--to develop a realistic protagonist and secondary cast. The surface and subset feelings that get to the root of your character's emotions. How different viewpoints affect the story you want to tell. Writing the Intimate Character helps you craft a novel in which readers can experience your characters' senses, dive inside their minds, and truly feel their emotions"--
ER  -