Strong Female Characters: Geet, Elle, and What’s Overlooked.
What can writers learn the characters of Geet and Elle about strong female characters?
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Finding Themes for Stories Around Sustainability: The SDG Hack
If you have seen Princess Mononoke, you know that the conflict between the preservation of nature and the need for human development can result in beautiful stories with strong messages on how to balance both. In Sustainability Science, this balance…
Women Written By Women: How to Write Tales of the Domestic And Why It Matters
How to write the domestic and why it matters for women characters and readers.
What being in love taught me about writing forbidden romance
Just thoughts on what characters in a forbidden romance might feel once it is no longer forbidden. Turning the last page if you will.
Character Arcs: Taking Characters from Point A to Point B
How do you take characters from point A to point B? Is it different for round and flat characters? Let's examine with two examples.
Creating Culture for Your Character-First Romance Story: Writing with Anjali
Wondering how fictional or real-world cultures that your characters are from affect your romance novel. Let's see.
How to Write the Second Act of a Romance
Here are some structural points I would consider to be part of the second act of a good romance story.
How to Write Intimacy in Romance
Many writers struggle with an overreliance on tropes in romance...but you can write it without them to a large extent. Here's the key to writing romance that makes your readers go aww...
How to write a demisexual character in a romance
How do you write a demisexual character in a romance when sexual tension can be one of the main ways to foreshadow romance?
How to Write a Strong Female Character
In honour of international women's day, let us look at the strong female character trope in Literature and how to actually write a strong woman.