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Tag Archives: fiction
7 Tips to Female Brawlers
We’ll see if I can actually come up with seven tips. All of these are going to be opinions because I’m aiming primarily to avoid the ‘mountain of muscle’ woman that many think is the only option. So, let’s see: … Continue reading
The Brawling Heroine
So, the scene above is from the anime ‘May I Ask For One Final Thing?’ and the protagonist is the woman in red. Basically, Scarlet’s abusive arranged fiancée announced he was calling it off to be with the pink-haired girl … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, balance, brawling, female, femininity, fiction, fist fight, heroines, masculinity, men, punching, women, writing
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Individual or Personal Setting
The final layer of setting is smaller and personal. It is about the individual as well as the aspects of the world that are neither physical nor temporal. I really found two explanations for this layer, which makes it a … Continue reading
Poetry Day: The Names I Choose
(A poem about choosing names for characters. It’s either easy or hard. Naming these people is never in-between.) They are my mental children These characters that play Among the worlds within my mind I watch their birth with care Knowing … Continue reading
Temporal Setting
I went looking for author subjects and found this on the three layers of setting. I always enjoy world-building, so I wanted to look into this. Now, I think most authors do this without meaning to, but it’s good to … Continue reading
Is Not Killing Weak or Strong?
. . . . . . . . (I made this post on September 16, 2014. I’m reposting it because it works for the question I’m going to put at the very end.) For anyone who doesn’t know the above … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged anime, author, characters, fiction, forgiveness, hero, pacifist, pacifist warrior, redemption, strong, warrior, weak, writing
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Violent Past and Forgiveness
Now, I don’t remember the character that made me wonder about this topic. It can fall into various categories with high body counts: Former supervillain Hero who was a soldier Monster that gains humanity Serial killer who gets a second … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, fiction, writing, characters, violence, killing, limits, forgiveness
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Revisiting: Avoid or Tackle Mental Illness in Fiction
(Originally posted on April 6, 2020.) I bring up mental health a lot here. Usually, it’s in regards to the topic itself and not connecting it to writing. Well, I’m going to switch that up here. Wednesday and Friday are … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, fiction, heavy topics, issues., mental health, writing
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