Writing

Literary Elements, Writing / March 26, 2018

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Literary Elements, Writing / March 23, 2018

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Writing Women: 5 Lessons From Shakespeare

Research, Writing / March 19, 2018

By Lucy V Hay I’ve said it, countless times now: I’ve seen NO correlation between gender of writer and how “well” s/he writes female characters. In my experience, a male writer is just as likely as a female writer to write a GREAT, complex, flawed character who just so happens to be a woman. ‘Cos that’s what

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Editing, Writing / March 10, 2018

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Literary Elements, Writing / March 5, 2018

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