Fairy Tales, Symbols, and Readers' Expectations: Fairy tales are powerful, and symbols from them ne...
Euthanize the Elderly: Trollope's science fiction premise: Anthony Trollope's overlooked classic "The Fixed P...
Li-Wan's Revenge: A Ghost Story: Here's a tale of a vengeful ghost. The story is on...
Women who write military science fiction books: I'm a woman and a U. S. Army veteran. That puts me...
Why do 'bad guy' encounters often feel repetitive, derivative, or shallow, especially in rpgs and CRPGs, but also in much genre fiction? The "COG" model explains that dynamic, and suggests how to stop it from dragging our stories down. [Continue]
Author Deborah Teramis Christian
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
GoodReads
Google +