As you may have noticed, I'm not much of a blogger. However, I've begun writing a new book - mainly as a distraction from losing two WIPs and trying to reconstruct them (long story I don't want to go into). For a while, I've been toying with the concept of recasting one of the Greek …
Author: rlpastore
A Readers Group Guide
The Devil and the Wolf Consider the title of the book. What is the nature of the relationship between the two characters as the story progresses? What are the primary characteristics of each? What are the similarities and differences between the two?The author relies upon a handful of locations in this novel. The story opens …
Some notes from JR…
JR's guide to characters from The Devil and the Wolf Hey folks! JR here. Thought I'd give you a brief summary of the main characters in the book. Let's start off with the two most important: Me, JR Wolfe: Smart, funny, clever, good-looking and a jack of all trades. Basically, everybody's bestie and why not. …
New Book(s) in the works…
Okay, probably not the best thing to do, while working on one book a couple of weeks ago, I took a little break and then started on another one. Lately, work (yes, the day job I shouldn't quit) has been a bit over the top, so I haven't had as much evening/weekend time free as I …
About that cow figurine…
Just a quick note, because I was asked a few times about it. Yes, it is real and was probably in existence during the time of Jehoel's flashback. Here's a link to the Metropolitan Museum of Art (NYC) where I believe it is currently on display. -R http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/329074 (How cute is that?)
A Writing Exercise for Characters
Until very recently, I wrote as a hobby distributing my stories (the ones I was happy with) to my friends. However, when I decided to take on something of novel length, I found myself challenged in a number of ways, but foremost had to do with character interaction. I would say more than 75% of …
