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How J.K. Rowling Builds Characters That Last
How does a writer keep dozens of characters vivid across seven books and two very different fictional worlds? This episode digs into J.K. Rowling's actual creative machinery — the two handwritten notebooks from the early nineties, the "Original Forty" class list with houses and parentage marked before the first book was finished, and the color-coded spreadsheets she still uses to track master files on every character. Along the way: where the names come from (medieval saints, maps, a war memorial), why the Dementors work on adults, and what the Robert Galbraith pseudonym reveals about running…
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