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One of the key elements of writing a book in any genre is making good characters. According to an expert at Collins Ghostwriting, the reason that many lackluster stories exist is because of characters that aren’t well thought out. Another expert at Collins Ghostwriting suggests that you need to make sure you have good characters so that your story has believable elements. The more flawed your characters are the better it will be for your story. So, make sure you move your story forward that way. Did you find this useful?
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This is a great reminder! It’s so easy to get caught up in plot and world-building, but if your characters fall flat, the whole story suffers. I think exploring their flaws, even the little quirky ones, is vital. It’s like adding a splash of unique flavour to a dish – maybe a little bit of Sprunki, if you know what I mean – to make it truly memorable. Believable characters create connection with the reader, making them invested in the journey.
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