Snowflake Challenge #5

[snowynight]

In your own space, tell us about 3 creative/fannish resources, spaces, or communities you use or enjoy. (One or two is fine, especially if you're in a smaller fandom or like many people at the moment, fannishly adrift right now) Leave a comment in this post saying you did it. Include a link to your post if you feel comfortable doing so

Writing Resources for writing non-human characters

Creating Character: The Inhuman: https://authorreneemiller.com/2013/01/15/creating-character-the-inhuman/

Are You Writing Believable Non-Human Characters?: https://www.standoutbooks.com/writing-believable-non-human-characters/

How to Create Gods Characters for Your Fantasy World: https://prowritingaid.com/art/896/world-building%3a-how-to-create-gods.aspx#head0

Comments

[shipperslist]

All these seem both interesting and extremely useful. *bookmarks*

[snowynight]

Thank you!

[muccamukk]

There's some really great points in those, especially about what your goal is for your characters to BE.

[snowynight]

Yeah. I think it's important to figure out how the character contributes to the story.

[unavee]

These had interesting points! I like reading stories with non-human characters and one of my favorites is when there are commonalities and then there's a twist. I liked reading more about that character type!

[snowynight]

I agree. I once read a mermaid character whose sex changes based on the environment like some kind of fish, and it's an interesting twist to me.

[bardsley]

These resources look great. Writing non-human characters is something that I could improve upon.

[snowynight]

Thank you! I'm glad they can be useful.