Character studies: How to write them when they're flat ... or inanimate

Ready to improve all of your characters, not just the protagonist?

Then the Kindlepreneur and Writer’s Digest both have something for you.

Dave Chesson takes a deep dive into the world of flat characters (which, yes, can sometimes be the protagonist), explaining what they are, how to use them effectively, and how to write them.

And Katherine Quevedo shares the ins and outs of writing a character that’s also an inanimate object so that readers can relate to it.

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