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Once you get your own voice as a writer down, you need to then work on the voices of your characters. Their voice helps to define their personality in the reader’s mind. at The Creative Penn has some great tips on how to do this.
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4 Ways To Develop The Unique Voice Of Your Character
Think about some of your favorite series – either books or TV shows. Why do you keep going back for more?
It’s most likely to be about the characters because people are interested in people. We experience life vicariously through the experiences of others, real or fictional, and that’s why we love character-driven story.
In today’s article, science fiction author Don Foxe outlines some ways to develop your character voice.
For a character to become believable, they must present a unique voice.
When a reader believes this person could be real, you then have the opportunity to entertain with what they actually say. Their voice is not what they say, but how they talk. A lyricist may produce a beautiful message, but if the singer is off-key, we never hang around to hear the essence of the song.
Read the full post on The Creative Penn