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Writer vs the World

In search of beauty, inspired by literature.

Tag: Critical Theory

Kindling the Romance: Legitimizing Genre

In this post-post modern era, there are still incidences of unnecessary critique of genre. I hale from an academic background, but you will never hear me mock… Read more “Kindling the Romance: Legitimizing Genre”

March 16, 2015March 16, 2015 by Sara

Testing Character Strength: Storytelling vs. Appealing to Your Readers

I read an interesting article this week published by Bustle. The article, titled “Writing Strong Female Characters? That’s A Great Goal, But I’d Rather Write Strong Kick-Heart… Read more “Testing Character Strength: Storytelling vs. Appealing to Your Readers”

March 5, 2015 by Sara

“Her”: A.I., Love and the Gaze

Have you heard of the movie, Her, a love story directed by Spike Jonze? I first learned about it last weekend while I was out and about… Read more ““Her”: A.I., Love and the Gaze”

August 16, 2013August 16, 2013 by Sara

Narrative Perspective: The Overbearing Narrator

I have noticed an odd trend in some historical fiction books that I have picked up over the past few years. Authors have decided to break the… Read more “Narrative Perspective: The Overbearing Narrator”

August 4, 2013 by Sara

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