Wanda is, debatably, the most powerful Avenger. Or. . . ex-Avenger, depending on how you look at Multiverse of Madness. But what if I told you that you can be just as powerful—actually, more powerful, because it won’t be all just special effects and acting and fancy new tech. You have the power to change […]
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Character Motivation is Key: 5 Lessons We Can Learn From Tony Stark
Tony Stark is one of the most widely debated, and widely adored, characters of the Marvel Universe. He started The Avengers, financed their entire operation, and figured out time travel. And saved them all on numerous occasions. He also fought with Captain America, made entirely bad decisions that ended in numerous casualties, and had a […]
Don’t Let Writing Stall Your Life: Your Words Matter, But Your Life Matters More
There are a thousand and one things that you could be spending your time on, and probably another thousand things you should be spending your time on. . . and a couple hundred other things you want to be spending your time on. In other words, you’re bust. Writers like you, especially when you’re trying […]
Storytelling vs. Telling A Story: How To Emotionally Connect With Your Audience
The Difference Between Storytelling And Telling A Story Take a minute to just stop and imagine your favorite book in the entire world. If you’re as avid a reader as I am, you probably won’t be able to pick just one favorite book. . . but try to just focus on a favorite book of […]
Why No One Will Finish Your Book: The Importance Of Sympathetic Characters
You have a story. You have an incredible, original idea, an immersive world, and creative, well thought out prose. But no one enjoys your book. Either they never end up finishing it, or it’s just kinda “meh,” and they never end up telling their friends about it. When you ask for feedback from alpha or […]