I'm passing this along to Nancy, of Boomers and Saints. Her blog is a regular stop on my rounds. I'm glad to count her as a friend and fellow-blogger.
Rita Gerlach, at InSpire, shares about connecting with readers on an emotional level.
How do you build connections between your characters and the reader?
Have a super weekend!
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Congrats Susan! It's very well-deserved!
Yeah for the award and I'll have to check out some new sites.
Build connections. Hmm. I try to make them as realistic as possible, with flaws and strengths and b/c I write women's fiction, I think a lot about issues that women deal with.
~ Wendy
Hi Katie -
Thanks! :)
Blessings,
Susan
Hi Wendy -
I'll be doing an interview with a Women's Fiction author in about a month. Perhaps you'll find it helpful. :)
Blessings,
Susan
Congrats to one beautiful lady and blogger! You earned it, dear.
I hope I connect to my readers by making them laugh, then think.
Hi Jen -
Thanks. You are an expert at using humor. I love your writing. :)
Blessings,
Susan
Awww, Susan. Thanks for the shoutout. You are such an encourager and just one lovely lady!
Connectng my characters with the readers is probably my biggest insecurity about my writing. I look forward to the interview to get some tips.
Hi Sandy -
Thank you for the award. :)
Blessings,
Susan
Hi Jan -
Part I of the interview is tentatively scheduled to run 11/10/10. I can't reveal the author's name as details have not yet been finalized. :)
Blessings,
Susan
Congrats on the award.
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Sandra's poem was very thought provoking. I hope I am not a blur in my haste to get things done.
Thank you for such a nice award. You are a dear and helpful friend that I value very much.
Hi Toyin -
Thanks for visiting and commenting. I post here Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Blessings,
Susan :)
Hi Nancy -
I'm glad we met. You deserve the award, and I hope others will visit your blog. :)
Blessings,
Susan
Very pretty award. :-) I think you def. deserve it!
I try to make my characters empathetic with some kind of flaw/insecurity/problem that is universal. :)
Hi Jess -
Ooo, I like that - a universal flaw.
Blessings,
Susan :)
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