Free for fiction authors
The Character Interview.
100 questions to ask after the draft is done.
Your book is finished and your content is already written. You just have not asked for it yet.
Build the character profile that fills your content calendar.
What is inside
Nine sections. One hundred questions.
You get the PDF and a fillable Google Sheet called The Character Profile.
1
The details that never made the page
12 questions
2
Their world through the senses
10 questions
3
How they talk
10 questions
4
Wants, fears, contradictions
12 questions
5
Relationships and loyalties
10 questions
6
Backstory that stayed off the page
12 questions
7
Objects, places, rituals
10 questions
8
Their ordinary Tuesday
10 questions
9
The reader bridge
14 questions
Who it is for
You know this character better than anyone.
- Your draft is finished and you do not know what to post
- You are revising and want content that does not spoil the plot
- You are writing the last act and want posts ready for launch
One question, one post
Here is how one answer becomes a post.
The question
What does your character do on an ordinary Tuesday morning?
From section eight, Their ordinary Tuesday.
Your answer
She opens the bakery at five and eats the first burnt roll herself.
One line. You already knew it. It never made the book.
The post
A photo of a burnt roll and one sentence about who eats it.
Readers meet her before they ever open chapter one.
Who made this
Hi, I’m Raewyn.
I’m a book marketing strategist and social media educator. I teach indie authors to run their own accounts, because social media works better when the author is the one being social.
I’m Creative Director of Women in Publishing and creator of Instagram for Authors.