By Rachel LeitchHere we are, back again to look at some more common stereotypes when writing fictional families.To...
Characters Articles
Navigating Family Stereotypes: The First Part
By Rachel LeitchFictional families are my favorite.I mean, Cinderella’s relationship with her parents and sisters was...
Fawkes: Representing God in a Vibrant Way
By Rachel Leitch If you’ve talked to me for any length of time, chances are you know that Fawkes by Nadine Brandes...
Debunking Negative Opinions of Pride and Prejudice
How Little Women Pulled off a Love Triangle That Works
By Rachel Leitch Was Little Women the first example of a ship war?Quick definition (in case you’re like me and...
Little Women – The Secret to Being Timeless
3 Guidelines for Keeping Biblical Fiction Biblically Accurate
By Joy C. Woodbury“I have a Biblical fiction novel idea, but I’m scared to write it. What if I mess up Scripture and...
How To Write An Unforgettable Protagonist
By Kayleigh IdeaWhat is the most important element of a story?Many would argue,...
The What, Why, and How of Foil Characters
By Karissa ChmilThey say that the light is brighter when surrounded by darkness, that a noise is louder when...
Writing Heroines: What the Woman of the Bible can Teach Us
By Daisy TorresThe oceans part. The Earth (or whatever your fictional world is) quakes. The people stare in awe...
Can Virtuous Characters be Interesting? Or must they Always be Morally Gray?
By Bethany FehrWhen it comes to writing interesting characters, one of the most common pieces of advice is “give your...
