I thought my next novel should try to be explicit about this, about the nature of the reader-writer relationship, the notion that "you" could simultaneously be audience and character and maker.
During an appearance on "Access Live" on Wednesday, actress Kristin Bauer van Straten, who plays Pam on "True Blood," opened up about the rumors regarding her character's maker.
"To build a player's feeling of ownership towards its character, game makers should provide equal opportunities for any character to win a battle," said one of the researchers, Lawrence Sanders, Ph.D, professor of management science and systems in the UB School of Management.
There, at last, is "the one-set, five-character money-maker" that might just end Sydney's protracted creative dry spell if he can co-opt it for himself.
Mario also reflects the character of his maker, 61-year-old Shigeru Miyamoto, arguably the most consistently brilliant game designer in the world.
The stair is reflective of the character of its maker – it seems there is always a joke bubbling beneath the surface with Gehry.
In the periodic table group of common accelerators, the alkali metals, lithium and sodium ions are considered to be of structure maker character while potassium, rubidium, and cesium are considered structure breakers.
Created by the Scottish author Arthur Conan Doyle in the 1880s, the enigmatic, mercurial Holmes has long been a favourite character for film-makers.
Taking as their starting point David Low's cartoon character, the film-makers created General Clive Wynne-Candy, superbly played by the husky-voiced Roger Livesey.
I lack both the space and the heart to paraphrase the respective analyses, which for the most part are cogent but feel really on target only for lesser works, which derive their content more from the collective bias of their times and places than from the individual character of their makers.
