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Nancy Haddock | Invisible Friends: A Play Day with Characters

As a reader, don’t you just love finding characters you’d like to have as
friends? Or for back up if life got down right dangerous? Or, oo-la-la, as a
secret admirer if not a lover?

I adore it when I become attached to the characters in books. Those I meet in
only one book, I’ll revisit by rereading over and over. Those I meet in a
series, I get to revisit with each new book. And, yes, I have been known to
reread every book in a series before I read the newest one, if only to touch
base and catch up.

As a writer, I’ve grown attached to my own characters. So much so, that they
are no longer merely β€œimaginary” friends – they’re full-scale invisible ones!

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1 comment posted.

Re: Nancy Haddock | Invisible Friends: A Play Day with Characters

I love it when you can visually see those characters that just jump off the page. The author describes him/her and you mold that person in your mind and then you see them. They last sometimes long after the pages close.
(Dianne Westbrook 7:58pm April 4, 2008)

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