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Tag Archives: antagonists
Revisit: What Do You Look For In A Funny Villain?
(Originally posted on August 16, 2013. This is different than a standard villain question and I guess this gears more towards stories aimed at children. Kind of a shame because I think adults deserve more comical bad guys.) Now, we’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged antagonists, author, characters, comedy, competence, humor, incompetence, villains, writing
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7 Tips To An All Villain Story
The meme above sums it up pretty well, but there are times when characters know they’re doing bad things. So, what can you do if you want to write a story where everyone, or at least the big ones, are … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, antagonists, author, fiction, heroes, protagonists, tips, villains, writing
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Questions 3: The Characters
Characters are rather important to a story. Even if you only have one, they need to have some kind of personality. That’s why I dedicated a section of Do I Need to Use a Dragon? to this topic. It covered a lot … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, antagonists, characters, do I need to use a dragon, heroes, personalities, protagonists, q&a, questions, villains
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Why I Love/Hate Eucatastrophe?
Hero– I’m rather torn on this subject. Villain– I flat out hate the thing. Almost as much as not having a name for this skit. Hero– We can agree on that second problem. Villain– Hear me out on eucatastrophe. It … Continue reading
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Tagged antagonists, author, dialogue, eucatastrophe, heroes, literary terms, protagonists, skit, villains, writing
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Questions 3: I’M EVIL!!!!
I was going to do a big post about this topic, but I realized that this could be one that differs from person to person. So, it’s best for me to start with myself and then open up the floor. … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, antagonists, characters, evil, opinions, over the top, q&a, questions, questions 3, thoughts, too much, villains
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Heroes Need Villains: 13 Steps to Evil by Sacha Black is Now Available! #writing #bookboost
Your hero is not the most important character in your book. Your villain is. Are you fed up of drowning in two-dimensional villains? Frustrated with creating clichés? And failing to get your reader to root for your villain? In 13 … Continue reading
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Tagged antagonists, author, bad guys, books, evil, new release, Sacha Black, sale, villains, writing
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