OPINION: Crafting Convincing Teenage Characters

A major problem with crafting convincing children and teenage characters is that as we grow up it’s too easy to forget what it’s like to be young. Whether a project is aimed at children, teens, adults, or a range of ages, badly written young people stand out. The result is that when a story can capture that feeling of youth in a way that seems authentic and speaks to that audience it becomes incredibly valuable. The traps of teenage characters Often, children and

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