Tag Archives: character development

Roller Rink Character: Origin Story

Posted on March 2, 2016 by ProfeJMarie (Janet Rundquist)

  So my family and I are at the skating rink – the roller kind, not ice – and I’m sitting out a song or two or three because apparently, I’m not as young as I used to be (or … Continue reading →

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Saturday Summation – 09 May 2015

Posted on May 9, 2015 by ProfeJMarie (Janet Rundquist)

Bits and pieces of things that caught my eye not only for my own interest, but enough to want to share with you, too… Writing Stuff: Whether you are a writer who is white or not, this week Morgan Jerkins … Continue reading →

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Moments of Inspiration and Rejuvenation

Posted on July 8, 2014 by ProfeJMarie (Janet Rundquist)

I have written a lot of stuff in my head in the last month. Too bad almost none of it has actually made it to the print, because some of those words and turns of phrase sounded great and might … Continue reading →

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I’ll Take You With Me, Everywhere I Go

Posted on July 10, 2011 by ProfeJMarie (Janet Rundquist)

The other day I was writing a scene in which two of my main characters were going to exchange gifts and I panicked. Well. I mean, for those who know me I didn’t really panic panic. I don’t really do … Continue reading →

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