T.L.’s Comments (group member since Jan 03, 2010)

T.L.’s comments from the Q&A with TL James group.

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LOL@ Keith - but that's not funny. It is a fight scene... even if he comes out 5 minutes and tells me what he wants to wear... that would help!

I have a dilemma... I am 100 words away from finishing the last installment and my main character stopped talking to me. It is NOT my fault that he has to die!

My definition of writer's block is when the writer wants to tell the story and the character doesn't want to do it. I have had many characters fit!

My current struggle is killing my character off. HE WILL NOT DIE! I have tried several ways, and he says NO to all of them.

I ask this question because the backdrop of my story is The Four Horsemen. It is a sci-fi book, but when I tell people about the biblical reference, they automatically assume that it is a christian fiction novel. It is FAR from it.

In chosing a back drop, it didn't want to use the clinche of vampires, werewolves and zombies.

You are so right. If you find the voice of the character, the story seems to tell itself.

Do you feel that certain storylines are taboo in fiction?

What makes a character stick out to you?