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Not So Innocent: Discussing the Child/Innocent Archetype
Not gonna lie, this is a tough one for me. When I think about the Child or Innocent archetype, my mind goes blank.
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Briana Gonzalez
Aug 27, 20204 min
On Redemption Arcs: A farewell to the easy villain
As many great musings do, this think-piece all began with a Tumblr post. A few years ago, a rather irate user, “0l0x”, whose Tumblr header
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Briana Gonzalez
Jul 16, 20204 min
The Fool Doth Think He is Wise… And He’s Right: 5 Iconic Moments from Shakespearean Fools
If you find William Shakespeare’s work a tad stuffy, or if you feel overburdened by the near inescapable crowd of theatre scholars who...
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Skylar Nitzel
Jul 9, 20204 min
Villains We Love to Hate: Tips on Crafting Strong and Unique Antagonists
When you think of a villain, what do you imagine? The tyrannical dictator of a dystopian novel? The gruesome monster under the bed? The...
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Sarah Perchikoff
Jul 2, 20202 min
Isn't It Funny: The Joker Archetype
The Jester archetype can be used in so many different ways when it comes to writing a story.
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Srivalli Rekha
Jun 25, 20205 min
Book Review: These Witches Don't Burn by Isabel Sterling
Disclaimer: this review includes mild to moderate spoilers. Trigger warnings for the book: Parental death, fire, violence (moderate), car...
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Priscilla Yip
Jun 18, 20202 min
How to: Writing the Human Moments Between the Swords and the Fists
The dust settles as the hero defeats villain after villain before continuing their quest to defeat the antagonist. What happens then?...
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