Her Campus at TCU
Writing in Different Genres: Horror
Horror is an underwritten genre. It feels like most writers dabble in a lot of different genres, but for some reason, they skip over horror. Perhaps some people feel...
Her Campus at TCU
A Guide to Character Development
Clearly, one of the most important components of any fictional work is its characters. However, when it comes to actually writing them, it can be difficult. Where do you...
Her Campus at UWindsor
A Defense of Rory Gilmore
There’s just something about Gilmore Girls that pairs so well with October – the falling leaves, the plaid skirts, and a fashionable mother-daughter duo. When I watched Gilmore Girls...
Her Campus at U Mass Amherst
Ranking The Characters In “It Ends With Us”
trigger warning: domestic violence *there are a few spoilers ahead* I was recently walking through Barnes & Noble with my friends, looking for a book to read for pleasure...
Her Campus at CU Boulder
We’re All Addicted to “Euphoria”, But What Are All the Characters Addicted to? A Character Analysis
If you’re not watching Euphoria this season, then chances are you’re living under a rock. Chances are also high that you aren’t on social media. And when I say...
Her Campus at Oswego
Book Review: “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue” by V.E. Schwab
**This review may contain spoilers** The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab is one of the most hyped books I have seen around. With a beautiful cover,...
Her Campus at Chapel Hill
Why You Should Make Pinterest Boards for Your Original Characters
I love every aspect of a good book — the writing style and technique, the plot, the world-building — but there is only one feature of a...
Her Campus at Wilfrid Laurier
My Top 10 Favourite TVD Characters
I’ve ranked my favourite The Vampire Diaries characters from one to ten, but not without a few honorable mentions and spoilers!
Her Campus at UPR
Creative Writing 101: Tips for Getting to Know Your Characters
Writing a story is a complicated process all on its own; and creating the characters is just as challenging. A writer has to separate...
Her Campus at Bristol
In the end, Bojack really does subvert narrative
How a cartoon horse effectively portrayed cycles of mental illness, trauma and addiction by not giving into the desire for clean cut happy endings.