Tropes for Fiction Writing with Jennifer Hilt
Tropes for Fiction Writing with Jennifer Hilt – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 94 “I’m trying to be creative and original and all that and so I was like, thinking, yes, but...
Tropes for Fiction Writing with Jennifer Hilt – How To Write the Future podcast, episode 94 “I’m trying to be creative and original and all that and so I was like, thinking, yes, but...
Creativity Tools and Tips / Fantasy and Paranormal
by Beth Barany · Published April 6, 2011 · Last modified November 4, 2012
Turns out Baba Yaga is more popular in the arts than I realized! She’s an old witch in Slavic and Russian folk tales. I associate here with these motifs: * Fire * A house that runs on chicken legs * She eats maidens…
I talked earlier about the Bad Girl Archetype: We Love Her, We Hate Her, We Want to Be Her and Characteristics of a Kick-Ass Heroine Archetype. You could call them Part 1 and 2, if you want! Today I continue my exploration of these Kick Ass Heroines that I love in books, movies and TV shows. Hence, part #3!
I am a young adult fantasy writer. My debut novel, Henrietta, the Dragon Slayer, will be released this spring! Yesterday I was making a list of all the things I thought my readers of...
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