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Today I'm over at
Tyrean Martinson's blog, discussing "Why dads matter." This is a helpful post for anyone who has read
Never Gone and wondered why I put my character into some of the tough situations I do.
I told Tyrean, "I was especially interested in exploring the father-daughter dynamic because girls first learn how to relate to boys from interacting with their dads."
But what happens when that teacher and protector figure is no longer in your life?
Pop on over to read more.
How much does psychology inform your writing? Do you agree or disagree with my premise about a father's role in a teen daughter's life?
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Laurel Garver
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| moreguefile.com |
Today I'm over at
Tyrean Martinson's blog, discussing "Why dads matter." This is a helpful post for anyone who has read
Never Gone and wondered why I put my character into some of the tough situations I do.
I told Tyrean, "I was especially interested in exploring the father-daughter dynamic because girls first learn how to relate to boys from interacting with their dads."
But what happens when that teacher and protector figure is no longer in your life?
Pop on over to read more.
How much does psychology inform your writing? Do you agree or disagree with my premise about a father's role in a teen daughter's life?
