Hero or Villain? Beowulf and Gaston both have traditionally masculine traits, but one is a hero and the other villain. This article explains why.
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Literary genres give a story their first sense of identity. The genre determines where stores will place the book on their shelves. But it’s also much more than that. Genres serve as categorization tools, grouping literary works based on shared attributes like subject, tone, narrative structure, and literary conventions. The Role of Genres Genres play
Plotting vs Pantsing, which is the better writing method? What are advantages and disadvantages? Read this to find out.
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Writing can be a rewarding and fulfilling hobby or profession, but it’s challenging to find the time to write when you have a lot of responsibilities and very little free time. However, with a little planning and effort, it is possible to set and achieve writing goals even when you’re short on time. 1. Set
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Character names are far more than mere labels; they are gateways into the essence of the character’s being, windows into their pasts, and echoes of their destinies. A well-chosen name can resonate with readers, evoking emotions, painting mental images, and forging an immediate connection. Conversely, a poorly chosen name can jar the reader, disrupt the
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