Graphic Novel Review Garth Ennis Saint of Killers Preacher Four
Origins of the unstoppable Gunslinger – even being dead won’t stop him.
Australian Literature
The article describes the importance of Australian Literature all Australians no matter who they are.
Making Villains Realistic Can Strengthen Your Fiction
In literature, do you love bad guys? Which ones? Why? Did certain ones stand out over others? And sometimes isn’t it enjoyable just reading about the villain get away with his or her twisted plots and plans?
The Case for The Virtuous Villain
It’s your villain who drives your story. He or she is the one who upsets the apple cart, derails the train, rips the carpet out from under our feet and essentially gets the story going. If it weren’t for this individual, we novelists wouldn’t have anything to write about. Isn’t it time we gave the villain had his due?
Creating Credible Villains
Almost every work of fiction has a villain – from the moustachio-twirling baddies of the silent movies to the nuanced wickedness of a Shylock or a Macbeth. But it’s easy to end up with a cardboard cut-out. How do you make your villains credible?
Crafting Great Heroes and Villains
Crafting great villains and heroes (or antagonists and protagonists) can be difficult, but this article outlines things you need to consider when creating your characters.
How to Make a Good Antagonist
More of my ways to make your stories better.
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