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Tips and Tricks to Writing Time Travel Into Your Story (Part 2)
When you think of time travel, usually one type comes to mind. Perhaps you see a big machine that sends you centuries into the future or...
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Izhan Arif
Dec 17, 20205 min read
5 Iconic Comic Book Characters and Their Best Moments
Disclaimer: This blog contains spoilers for Amazing Spider-Man #800 written by Dan Slott (the Red Goblin storyline), World War Hulk #5...
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Sarah Perchikoff
Nov 12, 20202 min read
It's Alive!! The Creator Archetype
The Creator archetype can be one of the most fun to write. What's more fun to write about than an inventor, a creator, a character who...
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Briana Gonzalez
Oct 31, 20204 min read
Outlaws: Rebels with a Cause
There’s something about an outlaw, isn’t there? The mystery, the loose-canon energy. After all, what could be more compelling than a...
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Sarah Perchikoff
Oct 1, 20203 min read
On the Run: The Outlaw Archetype
The Outlaw archetype has to be on the list of most fun things to write. Who doesn't like the rogue, the criminal, the person on the run...
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Sarah Perchikoff
Sep 3, 20202 min read
Not So Innocent: Discussing the Child/Innocent Archetype
Not gonna lie, this is a tough one for me. When I think about the Child or Innocent archetype, my mind goes blank.
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Briana Gonzalez
Aug 27, 20204 min read
On Redemption Arcs: A farewell to the easy villain
As many great musings do, this think-piece all began with a Tumblr post. A few years ago, a rather irate user, “0l0x”, whose Tumblr header
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