On the subject of The Submission, the "book of ideas" by Amy Waldman, someone said that it had been criticized for lack of character development, which led me to thinking of the characters. The novel certainly had the forward movement a novel is supposed to have, but did it have character development? Didn't they all remain basically the same?
But that made me wonder about people I know--and even about myself.
What character development do we show?
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
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