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Five Overused Clichés about Family in Writing (and How to Avoid Them)
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A Wish Fulfilled
By Adora Istrate She wandered through her life With her nose in a book, Every event, every game, For those blessed pages forsook. She jumped in every puddle, Felt for every wardrobe’s back, Dreamed of her secret identity And armies come to...
How to Write Strong Women in Fiction without Making Them Feminists
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How Advice from a Chess Grandmaster Can Transform Your Writing
One of my favorite classes that I took at a homeschool co-op during high school was a chess class taught by a local grandmaster. I learned many different chess openings, position tactics, and endgame tactics, all of which improved my chess...
Five Myths about Writing Strong Female Characters
By Sierra RetOf all the overdone stereotypes currently at loose in literature and on the screen, the Strong Female Character annoys me the most. Strong Females have infested filmmaking to the degree that directors seem to think...
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Many today are unfamiliar with both Mrs. O. F. Walton and her work A Peep Behind the Scenes, which was originally published in 1877. Although it may not be considered a literary classic nowadays, it still is a remarkable story. By the end of the 1800s, A Peep Behind...