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All About Fiction


Me Before You: An Emotional Journey About Life
Me Before You by Jojo Moyes—an emotional journey that will make you laugh, cry, and reflect on life’s toughest choices.
Janeth
Jun 133 min read
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10 Things You Can Do to Write Efficiently
Whether you're a pro at the craft or just starting out, here are just 10 tips to help you become a better writer without burning out.

Pola
Jun 93 min read
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Mental Health Media: Narratives That Made Us Feel Seen
As Mental Health Month ends, we’re spotlighting five narratives that made us feel seen and heard.
Yassie
May 314 min read
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5 Stock Characters That Deserve a Main Character Glow-Up
Turn stock characters into compelling leads! Learn how to develop stereotypes into relatable main characters with these creative tips.
Janeth
May 213 min read
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The Fanfic-to-Trad Pub Pipeline: Helpful or Harmful?
The fanfic-to-trad pub pipeline is endangering fandom–let’s talk about it.

Pola
May 194 min read
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The Stories We Tell Ourselves: How Narrative Shapes Mental Health
How we frame our personal stories shapes mental health. Explore how self-narratives fuel anxiety or build resilience and how rewriting them can transform our lives.
Yassie
May 53 min read
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What Will Your Poster Be?: A Look into Haymitch Abernathy in Sunrise on the Reaping
In Sunrise on the Reaping, we gain a much better understanding of Haymitch through his experiences before, during and after the 75th Hunger Games.

Pola
May 23 min read
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Hero 101: 10 Types of Heroes
Heroes come in all shapes and sizes, and some even make us question their heroism. Read about the 10 kinds of heroes in literature.
Andria Pasco
Apr 304 min read
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Literary Oddities: Explore These Underrated (and Unexpected) Literary Gems
As writing styles evolve, so do the genres and subgenres that shape the literary world. These unconventional stories break away from traditional norms, blending elements of fantasy, historical fiction, and the bizarre.
Yassie
Apr 244 min read
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Cracking the Code on Easter Eggs
You’ve probably come across the term “easter egg” before. In terms of films, books, television, even in music and video games, an easter egg is a secret that is hidden within a piece of media. Recently though, there’s been a bit of confusion as to what an easter egg actually is. Let’s dive right in, shall we?

Pola
Apr 213 min read
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Why Great Comedic Characters Still Hit Hard
In this article, we'll explore what makes a good comedic character, how to write humor that feels real, and why the best funny characters stick with us long after the punchline.
Yassie
Apr 143 min read
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The Secret Garden: A Timeless Tale of Transformation
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett is a captivating novel that takes readers on a journey of discovery and transformation.
Andria Pasco
Apr 43 min read
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5 of the Most Prestigious Writing Awards in the World
Awards aren't everything, but recognition can be vital to thrive in an increasingly-competitive publishing scene.

Pola
Mar 243 min read
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8 Badass Women in Literature
We're celebrating this women's month with a list of some of the most badass women in literature.
Andria Pasco
Mar 73 min read
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Plot Twists: The Secret to Captivating Stories
Plot twists are the secret ingredient that keeps audiences hooked and stories unforgettable. Discover 10 common and effective plot twists.
Andria Pasco
Feb 253 min read
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Historical Fiction Versus Modern Fiction: Understanding the Difference
What makes something a period piece? Join us as we delve into what makes historical and modern fiction.
Andria Pasco
Feb 122 min read
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10 Basic Stock Characters for Your Story
Characters are important to the plot, but not all of them have to be deeply developed. Here are 10 basic stock characters for your story.
Andria Pasco
Dec 30, 20243 min read
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Christmas TV Specials That Always Bring the Holiday Cheer
Sit back with some snacks and eggnog as we tell you about the most memorable Christmas TV specials that have stood the test of time.

Bea
Dec 25, 20244 min read
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Paradoxes in Literature: Wibbly-Wobbly Writing
“Paradox” is defined in the dictionary as a statement which contradicts itself. Here are some examples of paradoxes from literature.
Andria Pasco
Dec 20, 20243 min read
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Thanksgiving Moments From TV Shows: Relive the Holiday Magic
Celebrate Thanksgiving with iconic TV episodes! Join us as we revisit some of our favorite Thanksgiving episodes from our favorite shows.
Andria Pasco
Nov 29, 20246 min read
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