*hug* Well, if he won't talk to you, maybe he'll sketch for you? You could think about what his art looks like. I am completely sure you're going to get this book written. You've got the drive, and you've got the talent, you're well on your way^_^
I'm glad^_^ I'm curious what kind of art he would produce...would it be perfect in every aspect yet lacking feeling? Would it have changed over time to reflect him? I look forward to any snippets you post about it:D
All my characters seem to be giving me the cold shoulder at the moment, with the sole exception being a very minor character who is not supposed to play much of a role.
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count on it.
Why not take the day to pamper yourself and get some much-needed you-time and let the man do his own... man-thing?
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I am completely sure you're going to get this book written. You've got the drive, and you've got the talent, you're well on your way^_^
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All my characters seem to be giving me the cold shoulder at the moment, with the sole exception being a very minor character who is not supposed to play much of a role.
*sigh*
They can be so stubborn sometimes!
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That's what happened in the novel I'm writing, and now I've got a new character.
And everything's going much more smoothly.
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Or write a scene where something awful happens to him. Vengeance/healthy expression of frustration!
Taking a break also has it's benefits... but everyone's already suggested that.
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If he won't talk to you, observe how he won't, how he sulks or evades or whatever.
My characters never talk to me anyway.
Pamela