How to write sick characters

Sick writing // character tips

If your character “fell asleep” as a result of getting knocked on the head, then they aren’t going to wake up the same way as they would any other time. If you want some tips on how to write a character waking up after being knocked unconscious, then take a peek at this article!

This is my third post on character writing, putting my BA in Psychology to work. Well-developed characters are the key to a book readers can't put down. This post will focus on how to believably write characters who are suffering from an illness, and abilities authors often get wrong. 5 tips to writing characters with illnesses or special abilities based on Psychology. 1. Be careful writing about character's with diseases if you are unfamiliar with them. Schizophrenia, for example, is a…

Do you want to learn how to write a character waking up from a nightmare? Here are 10 words you can use and some examples to give you some ideas.

Telekinesis - Objects Pyrokinesis - Fire Cryokinesis - Ice Technokinesis - Technology Hydrokinesis - Water Gyrokinesis - Gravity Aerokinesis - Air Geokinesis - Earth Electrokinesis - Electricity Magnokinesis - Magnetic Fields Photokinesis - Light Psychokinesis - Emotions and Minds Tempokinesis - Time

Oh my God... Most of these titles could be used for my life... how sad