380. Starting from Rock Bottom: Writing Imperfect Characters, with T.I. Lowe
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T.I. Lowe discusses writing main characters with major flaws and the importance of such narratives.
Send us Fan Mail Returning guest and bestselling author T.I. Lowe discusses having a main character with major flaws, how to make audiences still root for them, and why these kinds of narratives are important to write about. *CW: Discussions of addiction* ▬ Stop by T.I.'s website: https://www.tilowe.com/ Peruse her extensive catalogue: https://www.tilowe.com/books Find more from T.I. on her socials: https://www.instagram.com/tilowe/ https://www.facebook.com/T.I.Lowe/ ▬ The Writing and E...
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