The great thing about writing in tandem with other people is that you can bounce ideas off of each other, and give each other ideas to work with.<\/p>\n
I love the three guys I’m RPG’ing with. \u00a0They’re all fans of my page of work, and they read the stories there. \u00a0I try to keep close to their characters, and they feel honored, I think, when they see their characters being used in a story of mine. \u00a0I know I felt that way when I read one of the guys who used Grim in his stories.<\/p>\n
But, alas, he no longer writes. \u00a0I hardly see him play, too. \u00a0Because of that, my character has limited action with his character because I don’t know his character well enough and I don’t think I could portray his voice correctly.<\/p>\n
However, the other characters’ storylines…epic. \u00a0Truly epic stuff.<\/p>\n
I really want to write out Mal and Knight’s story because that is truly romantic and epic at the same time. \u00a0Their stuff could go on for years, and many books.<\/p>\n
Grim, of course, is dear to my heart, and his interactions with Scott are priceless.<\/p>\n
Tamerlane is a single character. \u00a0He’s on his own right now and told in the first person. \u00a0Maybe that’ll change.<\/p>\n
1574 words yesterday. \u00a0I cheated. \u00a0I did a lot of it at work.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The great thing about writing in tandem with other people is that you can bounce ideas off of each other, and give each other ideas to work with. I love the three guys I’m RPG’ing with. \u00a0They’re all fans of … Continue reading