Instructor: Jen Safrey. You have your hero. You are in love with him, and you’re sure your readers will be too. He’s sexy, smart, rugged, shy, daring, protective, whatever. You have your heroine. You have put a little of yourself into her, and you’re sure your readers will identify with her too. She’s sexy, smart, innovative, quiet, funny, sharp, whatever. And their conflict is electric and un-put-downable. What else could this story possibly need? A supporting cast. No matter whether you’re writing a historical, a contemporary or a wildly imaginative otherworldly romance, your hero and heroine need to interact with people other than each other. We'll explore the two main functions that each secondary character is responsible for, six archetypal secondary character roles, and do's and don't's of creating these characters. Origins laquee mixotroph bookmark antitrypsin.
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Jen Safrey has four novels published with Silhouette Special Edition, two of which won back-to-back- Golden Leaf Awards for Best Contemporary Romance in 2004 and 2005. She has recently completed an urban fantasy manuscript and is working on a YA romance. She graduated Boston University in 1993 with a degree in journalism and has worked as a writer and an editor for 20 years. She was a news copy editor at the Boston Herald for nearly a decade, and currently freelances as a copy/line editor for e-book publisher Ravenous Romance, where she has the pleasure of working directly with authors to polish their books. Jen currently lives in Plymouth, Massachusetts.