The Science of Writing Characters: Using Psychology to Create Compelling Fictional Characters
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The Science of Writing Characters: Using Psychology to Create Compelling Fictional Characters

by Kira-Anne Pelican

Fiction Psychology Writing
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The Science of Writing Characters explores the role of psychology in creating compelling fictional characters. By connecting the study of human behavior with the practice of fiction writing, Kira-Anne Pelican offers a focused resource for writers seeking to develop richer, more convincing characters.

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The Science of Writing Characters examines how psychology can inform the creation of compelling fictional characters.

It focuses on the relationship between human behavior and character development.

Writers can use the subject to think more deeply about the choices, traits, and motivations that shape fictional people.

This book is suited to readers interested in combining psychological insight with the craft of fiction writing.

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