Book Character Creation Novels & Stories

"He isn't Rowan anymore. He’s a 'Logic Bomb.' If I don't 'Format' him, he will consume the last of the 'Legacy Data.' He will eat the memory of the Earth itself just to keep himself 'Online.'" I looked at the Author. He looked so kind. So grandfatherly. But then I looked at the desk. Next to his sketchbook was a jar. Inside the jar were thousands of tiny, flickering lights. "What are those?" I asked, my voice a hollow whisper. "Characters," the Author said simply. "The ones who didn't 'Test Well.' The ones who asked too many questions. I keep them as 'Reference.'" I realized then that the Author wasn't a creator. He was a **Hoarder**. He didn't want a "Perfect Life" for me; he wanted a "Perf

Hi my pack wolves, Just popping on to say thanks for all your recent comments and feedback. Please trust the process. Each character has a part to play in Kaia’s story (who is the FL1), things will start to make sense in the next few chapters. I promise I’m not making up characters to keep things dragging. I will do a character profile and recap on my social media channels so be sure to follow me.

Hi readers! I hope you are enjoying the sequel so far. I must say, creating a storyline around one main character was something I never thought I could do when I first started this series with the first book, 'Who's the Loser Now?' Now to create a storyline around the main character for the sequel, including the characters from the first book, managing and organising them is indeed a tall task. That being said, it is thanks to you readers, that I have the willingness to take up that task and overcome it.

“That’s what I meant.” “The books and movies are incorrect,” Rowan informed him. “The vampire and the werewolf originated in one of earth’s alternate dimensions. It is a dimension that is far more beautiful and pleasant a place to be. We were exiled here as punishment for angering Goethe, a powerful god being. Each holds the other at fault for this exile. Hence the hatred, resentment, and constant battling.

“Take every chapter.” Another. “Take every memory.” The book began glowing. Sophia ripped out the final page. “But leave my choices.” The Author’s voice became furious. “YOU CANNOT DO THAT!” Sophia smiled. “Why not?” She held the pages in her hands. “You taught me that characters need stories.” She released the pages. They turned into light. “I learned that people need choices.” The entire universe shook. The Author Appears For the first time the Author entered the story. A human figure appeared in the sky.

The names of the characters are not, but the story is. Also the terms to divide the classes of vampires and the story of how the first ones appeared is also mine and I needed to research a lot and use a lot of creativity, in the book: Sold to Count Dracula (which is a spin off of the series I'm writing) I explain more clearly how the vampire world I created works. And I hope it remains mine alone. I spent days trying to come up with new names and giving meanings to my works to stand out among the others, being as original as possible.

“Wands, batons, clubs, and staves. The artisans with their symbolism and character of having the utmost creativity and will.” Almost cracking a laugh with excitement and trill that he couldn’t wait to see and bring forth to the last and final loop. He just draws a cunning smile, thinking about those people, the characters, and their role to be played, when the book of Dylan opens. “Why not?” Giggling once more, the list of those people is now written in front of him. Looking, observing, and all in his amusing world. The following are written. “NATE FIGURER.”

“That's right. I happened to talk to her back when I was having a deal with Lord God. Also, she said that she would try to guide you—maybe that's the reason why your parents help you create an illusion world for you that you thought to be your original world.” My brows furrowed upon hearing his explanation. “It seemed so... if that's the case then she should be the one who wrote the book titled ‘in the name of psychopaths’, she give me information by writing and changing the villains, cannon fodder, and the protagonists. Am I right?” Phoenix smiled and nodded his head. “That's right. She's the author of that book.” I let out a heavy sigh after my guess was confirmed. But then I remembered Am

“So Melissa got a hold on our imaginations and crossed over into our world, but how? By taking over someone else’s body and making them look like her?” “There are some mysteries it’s best not to dwell on.” Jimmy thought about the confused girl he’d seen outside the studio when he’d pursued Melissa. Then he thought about some of the things Melissa might have done, and what could have happened to Sam, and he didn’t want to think about it anymore. The Tailor was probably right. “How did she get to be a character though?” said Jimmy. “I mean she’s a real person, or she was.” “All characters are partly based on real people. Authors put real people into their stories all the time.”

Author's note - Content warning. This book contains elements of abuse of a sexual, physical and mental nature. I try to be sensitive at all times when dealing with such subjects in the book. An extra less conventional content warning. This book is based on a character that goes through a “weak to strong” transition. Character development is super important here and the main character could be perceived as “extremely weak” in the first part of the book. I assure you that if you continue to read though this you will see her come out of this “weak” phase and into a much stronger person. Yes, this part had to be involved so that you saw the weight of her development.