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A villain in a book is a character who opposes the hero or protagonist and serves as the main source of conflict in the story. They…
Young adult (YA) novels are stories primarily written for readers aged 12–18, but they’re loved by all ages for their raw emotions, relatable characters, and universal…
You might know about White Room Syndrome—when a writer forgets to describe the setting. But have you heard of Blank Face Syndrome? It’s when the writer…
Frenemies: they’re one of the most entertaining and emotionally complex character dynamics you can write. Often seen in friends-to-lovers or enemies-to-lovers tropes, these love-hate relationships walk…