Chiseled in Rock Tuesday
My post this week is about looking at the same old stuff in a new way to stretch your writerly power of observation. Join me at the Rock.
Thursday's Guest
My guest blogger on Thursday is....oops, I have no guest for September 27th. How did that happen?
I guess I'm on my own.
Tuesday's Question
Out of all the books you're read and/or written, who is your most favorite character of all time?
I think mine is Rhett Butler from Gone with the Wind.
Now don't forget to hop on over to the Rock and tell me how you sharpen your power of observation.
9 comments:
Pat - I can understand why you like Rhett Butler. I'd have to think about what my vote for favourite character would be. I honestly think there are too many to count... OK, off to the Rock!
Agent Pendergast from Preston & Child's series is my favorite.
Margot, I was betting you'd pick Hercule Poirot.
Great choice, Karen. I haven't reread Little Women in such a long time. I may have to revisit it soon.
Alex, I hate to admit I have at least five Preston and Child novels in my bookcase and haven't read one of them yet. I guess it's time.
That's a surprisingly hard question to answer. For today...Harry Dresden.
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rhett was indeed a fascinating character--and i speak only from the movie--unlike my mother who read the book over and over much more times than she saw the movie which was over 25 times at least---but you know, speaking of that movie, i always found "ashley's" character intriguing
I'll have to give that favorite character thing some thought. Atticus from To Kill a Mockingbird might get my vote.
Thanks for stopping by my blog. It's good to see you! Will hop over to the Rock now.
Hi Lynn, I liked Ashley's character in the novel but not so much in the movie. I'm sure Clark Gable influenced my preference for Rhett.
Thanks for dropping by, Karen. To Kill a Mockingbird was a great book and movie, and when I saw it on stage a few years ago, I was enthralled all over again. I may be due for a reread on that one too.
I couldn't pick a favourite because my choice would change with each book I read. At the moment I am in love with one of my own - unfortunately he was born in 1913 so he would be a bit long in the tooth by now!
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