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Amie Stuart | Whatโ€™s in a Name?

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One of the most important parts of a bookโ€”besides the conflict of course LOLโ€”is
your characterโ€™s names. I put as much effort into naming a character as I did
my kidsโ€ฆokay, probably more since I donโ€™t have to consult anyone else. However,
itโ€™s not like you can just go around throwing out names willy-nilly. I once
named a secondary character only to have my WIP to come to a screeching halt.
And Iโ€™m talking painful! I had to back up and change his name. Then ended up
with a fully formed secondary character who had the hots for the heroines best
friend.

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