Revisiting Characters
Stella Cameron
In a message dated 98-02-14 20:52:23 EST, nev...@netrover.com writes:
<< Reading other people's comments about characters revisited, I just
remembered something. In most books when the previous books characters
appear, they are happy and content. In one of Linda Lael Millers books, My
Darling Melissa, she also writes a sideline about the H/H of Corbin's Fancy.
What I like about it is, the couple were having difficulties in their
marriage. They had a couple of children (I think it was five), and life
wasn't running smoothly. By the end of the book they work out their
problems, but I liked this alot, because most marriages do not sail through
without conflicts and problems to be worked out.
Amanda
>>
I enjoyed the way Linda dealt with this. There is always a danger that by
giving a secondary couple too much play, the hero and heroine's story sinks
into the background from time to time. When writing the Rossmara series I had
to discipline myself not to become infatuated with secondary characters who
had been former heroes and heroines--the temptation is very great.
Stella
me, myself, and . . . Shirley?
On Sun, 15 Feb 1998, Stella Cameron wrote:
> I enjoyed the way Linda dealt with this. There is always a danger that by
> giving a secondary couple too much play, the hero and heroine's story sinks
> into the background from time to time. When writing the Rossmara series I had
> to discipline myself not to become infatuated with secondary characters who
> had been former heroes and heroines--the temptation is very great.
Oh! Oh! When's Max's story going to appear on the shelves Stella?
me, who seems to be forever hanging in limbo waiting for sequels!!
Come join us in Las Vegas for the first ever meeting
of on-line romance readers!
http://www.romcom.com/CelebrateRomance
Stella Cameron
In a message dated 98-02-15 09:40:33 EST, sh...@ucsd.edu writes:
<<
Oh! Oh! When's Max's story going to appear on the shelves Stella?
me, who seems to be forever hanging in limbo waiting for sequels!!
Come join us in Las Vegas for the first ever meeting
of on-line romance readers!
>>
Shirley: I would dearly love to be in Las Vegas for the meeting. Could
someone come here and work for me, pretty please?
Max's story, THE WISH CLUB, will be on the shelves in April!
Cheers, Stella
Sharon Knoell
Stella Cameron wrote in message <256ed36e...@aol.com>...
Stella...
Bring your work!!!
We'll help you <G>
Stella Cameron
In a message dated 98-02-15 17:03:25 EST, swkn...@earthlink.net writes:
<<
Stella...
Bring your work!!!
We'll help you <G>
>>
Sharon--That's wonderful, how funny!! Be very careful what you ask for . . .
STella
me, myself, and . . . Shirley?
On Sun, 15 Feb 1998, Stella Cameron wrote:
Oooh, does that mean we have a chance to see you there? That would be
wonderful! Jo Ann Ross, Jo Beverley, Deb Stover, Bonnie Tucker, and Denee
Cody will be there for us to hassle and Margie's talking to Susan Krinard
about getting her to stop by on one of the days . . .
me, _very_ excited about the convention since I've yet been able to go to
Las Vegas after I turned 21! (Ack! What grammar . . . )
Come join us in Las Vegas for the first ever meeting
of on-line romance readers!