The blog post discusses character development in the book “Just One,” focusing on the dynamics of main characters, their relationships, and the importance of bloodlines. It also emphasizes reader connection and suspense.
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Book Cover Reveal: Just One
This post details the process of creating a book cover for “Just One,” incorporating self-taught graphic design skills and advice from others. The cover represents significant effort and embodies the vision for the book series.
Just One: A love letter to Roswell
“Just One” is inspired by the TV show “Roswell” and its characters, exploring unanswered questions and creating a new storyline. The series delves into past lives, young love, and the fate of two worlds, with multiple releases set for the coming years.
Announcing the Wolf’s Heir
The Wolf’s Heir: Katrine’s Awakening is a Science Fantasy short story written by L.V. Luca, following Katrine’s journey of self-discovery on Uropia. It may evolve into a book series with rich ancestral inspiration in the future. Available for subscribers on July 17, 2024.
Exploring Colletown and Beyond in Just One Series
The author confesses to enjoying developing characters and creating an interconnected universe. They struggle with visualizing locations but find inspiration in their surroundings. The story revolves around eye-coloured planets and humanoid aliens. The small town of Colletown is the main setting.
The Planning Process
The writer employs a mix of pantser and plotter approaches, emphasizing character development and planning, evident in detailed character files. Project “Just One” has evolved into a sixteen-book series with additional short stories and future generation sequels. The article concludes with a teaser on the fantasy cast and an invitation for engagement and social media following.
Why the Story of Anakin Skywalker was Important
The author reflects on their earliest memory of Darth Vader and the impact of the prequel trilogy. They discuss Vader’s evolution from a menacing villain to a character with a complex backstory and humanity. The article highlights the importance of understanding a villain’s origin and its influence on the author’s writing, ending with a nod to George Lucas’s storytelling.
Writing a Love through the Ages
The author reflects on the origins of “Just One”, inspired by a TV show, and how the story evolved into a series. The title holds deeper meaning, exploring past lives and love. The series is planned as a seven-book story, with the first book offering a glimpse into the author’s beliefs and unanswered questions.
Building a Universe
In the third segment of Creativity Wednesday, the author discusses their love-hate relationship with world-building, their process in creating diverse fictional worlds, and seeking feedback on their character developments.
My Terminator Fan Fic
The author shares their creative process of imagining and developing characters and stories within the universe of existing movies and TV shows, frequently resulting in fan fiction. A notable example is “Reese Connor”, an imaginary twin sister of John Connor from the “Terminator” series. The author underscores how such creative exercises have helped improve their writing skills and character development.
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