by Beth Barany · Published · Updated
In the course of marketing my YA fantasy novel, Henrietta The Dragon Slayer, I’ve written posts on Kick Ass Heroines, Bad Girl Archetypes, the Wild Woman Archetype.
To me these posts are about are strong women, girl heroes, an ode to heroes, and girl power, fairytales and folktales.
**Read these posts and leave a comment telling us what you think! Our opinions matter.
Tags: Bad Girl archetypeskick ass heroinesstrong girlsstrong womenwild woman archetypes
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