I write accordingly to these issues. There is no fifty-fifty generally for me. There is always a slant one way or the other as we are humans, and nothing is perfect or balaced. And this is what keeps us intrigued and striving for that balance as readers and writers. I think that true balancecomes from the events/voice of the characters as they blend into the story. It creates its own equlibrium. If you read any of Jo Nesbo's books featuring Detective Harry Hole, you'll find that Harry has his own demons and is not so quick to judge, rather he finds himself in the midst of muck because he understands it, he breathes it, and lives it.
Treva Hall Melvin, has been a practicing attorney in all levels of government as a prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. A native New Yorker, she graduated from Villanova Law School in Pennsylvania and now lives in the Philadelphia area with her husband, their two children, and their dog Audrey. She loves athletics and antiquing.
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