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Tag Archives: literature
Same Character, Different Face
I recently watched the first season of BBC’s Sherlock, I love Elementary, and I loved the Sherlock movies. I also used to watch Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century when I was a kid. Oddly enough, I still haven’t gotten around … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, batman, characters, james bond, literature, sherlock holmes, translation, writing
55 Comments
What Do You Think of Heroes Having Kids?
One of the most common endings to a hero’s genre (besides death) is settling down and having kids. That epilogue where the hero is seen with his or her young child is a hallmark of fantasy endings. Many people scoff … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, family, fantasy, fiction, kids, literature, parenthood, retired heroes, retirement, writing
22 Comments
The Ensemble Cast: Everyone Is Special
This post is in response to a request from Misha Burnett. Personally, I think he did better explaining this than I could HERE! Something that is very popular in television, movies, and literature is the Ensemble Cast. Think Firefly, Star … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged authors, books, cast, characters, ensemble, fantasy, fiction, literature, niches, roles, writing
32 Comments
Love Life of Luke (Possible Spoilers)
First, it’s really hard to find a picture depicting a love triangle that isn’t a picture of Twilight. I was lucky to stumble onto this one, which is more of a square. For those that don’t know it’s Spider-Man who … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged author, characters, drama, fantasy, fiction, literature, love, love triangle, writing
27 Comments
Eating, Sleeping, & Other Little Things in Literature
I’ve been asked a few times about how one fits in the necessary daily actions of a character during a story. This ranges from eating, sleeping, using the bathroom, and grooming activities. They’re tiny things, but many people wonder about … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, drinking, eating, fiction, grooming, literature, sleeping, writing
20 Comments
How to Make a Sexy Character . . . Possibly . . . Don’t Quote Me Here
This is going to be more for genres besides romance and erotica. Sexuality and sensuality are very important to those genres, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist outside of those styles. So, here are a few tips that I … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, enchantress, erotica, fiction, literature, romance, seduction, seductive, sex, sexy, writing
23 Comments
The Art of the Betrayal in Writing
Another topic that Misha Burnett suggested was writing about the ‘Betrayal’ scenes that happen a lot. This is a tough subject because it has been done very often. There are many opinions on this, so I’m not spouting gospel here. … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, backstabbing, betrayal, betrayer, brutus, ethics, fiction, judas, literature, morality, reading, story, writing
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What Do You Think About ‘The Sacrifice’ in a Story?
One of the most common scenes in storytelling is ‘The Sacrifice’. It isn’t even found solely in adventure stories. Someone may sacrifice their own happiness in a romance to help the person they love be with someone else. Giving up … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, hero, literature, sacrifice, writing
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Family in Literature
Legends of Windemere: Beginning of a Hero had a focus on courage and fighting for what you believe in. Legends of Windemere: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower had a theme of friendship and loyalty. So, what’s going to be the them … Continue reading