Ventures' Girls - Owen & Kirk by Grey_cat
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So that’s all the supporting characters. Some such as Kirk Welch will only likely be seen once (as a dead body), but his murder is a main part of the story. As for Ridgeway’s head of security Owen Cassidy, I have interesting plans for him. How well this story comes along depends on my writing skills, and I really suck at writing. In the past year I’ve looked for writing help, but never really got anywhere. The last writer helping me with this story didn’t like the name Roland Graves (too cartoonish) and wanted Max Ridgeway to be some kind of dark anti-hero. One day she stopped communicating with me and I haven’t heard from since. Oh well I hope in the end everybody like the story.
Comments (3)
bucyjoe
like them but they are a little too built
Grey_cat
That has a lot to do with how male clothes are created. When the arms are down the shoulders balloon out. I don’t like it, but there’s not much I can do I don’t have the skill to create my own.
RodS
Interesting pair of characters here. Kirkland kind of reminds me of Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter movies. That would be the part they'd offer me - as a dead body! LOL
Writing can be....... interesting, to put it mildly. You're constantly going back and forth between floods of inspiration, and "I don't have a clue what to write next..." What helps me is first jotting down a general idea of what the story is about (i.e. the plot), what the major conflict will be, what the final resolution will be. Then, I break it down into chapters with more detailed descriptions of the pages within that chapter. The descriptions can be simply a couple sentences - a quick over-view of what happens. Then you can build more detailed descriptions on that to use for creating the images. That's just a quick description of how I do it with my T.N.A. story - and frequently I'm only a page or two ahead of the page I post! LOL Hope this helps a little.