This “Redemption” Arc Isn’t Actually About Redemption
Here’s a “redemption” arc you’ve probably seen before, and it may have fallen flat for you, but perhaps you didn’t think much about why.
Here’s a “redemption” arc you’ve probably seen before, and it may have fallen flat for you, but perhaps you didn’t think much about why.
How Frankenstein and his Monster embody the Creator and Innocent archetypes when they go wrong.
Shadow and Bone’s Kaz Brekker and Inej Ghafa embody the Outlaw and Sage character archtypes.
Dialogue can be a tricky aspect to nail down, but when you do, it will level up your writing like nobody’s business! Read this chapter sample from MAKING MYTHS AND MAGIC.
This series explores archetype pairings and what makes them interesting.
The Mists of Avalon explores the conflict between two religions.
If you’re writing with the goal to get published by a traditional press, length matters to publishers, agents, and editors.
The Priory of the Orange Tree portrays two characters who struggle with differing versions of the same story.
Deciding when to describe your character’s physical appearance can be tough. Do you do it right away? Do you wait until they look in a mirror? Do you list characteristics all at once?
So many women, myself included, are tired of seeing their beloved female characters abused again and again and again.
Participating in NaNoWriMo next month? We’ve got some resources to help you succeed!
The most wonderful time of the year is right around the corner: National Novel Writing Month! Here’s how you can prepare.