Many
think sports-stars are solitary alpha males. Well alphas, they may be. But
solitary they are not. They learn everyday they play or practice to rely on
others. You may see them make the big play but they work as part of the team
and know it. They will often credit their teammates when being interviewed and
they ain’t kidding.
Have you cared to describe this type of arc when writing your sports hero including back-story? Excellent at this and a good example for all writers is of course, Susan Elizabeth Phillips.
Quarterback Philip Rivers on Faith and Family:
They
may start their career carousing with the boys and taking on as many groupies
as their health will allow, but as they mature, they make excellent family men
because the best play for the team. These heroes you want on your character team.
Have you cared to describe this type of arc when writing your sports hero including back-story? Excellent at this and a good example for all writers is of course, Susan Elizabeth Phillips.
Quarterback Philip Rivers on Faith and Family:
Bob: Thanks for the good advice. However, I don't write about sports heroes. Or, Haven't yet anyway.
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