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Katniss vs. Tris: Who is the stronger character?

As the DC Comics superhero clash movie Superman Vs. Batman hits the theaters this weekend,…

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Is Katniss Everdeen a strong female character?

I have now seen all four Hunger Games movies and read all three books, and…

A Warrior's Soul, Books, Characters development, Heroes and villains, Pirate of Panther Bay, Renegade, SR Staley, St. Nic Inc, Teen & YA fiction, Tortuga Bay, writing and storytelling character arc, female characters, hunger games, hunger games movie, Isabella, katniss everdeen, mockingjay, pirate of panther bay, renegade, St Nic Inc, strong female characters, Tortuga Bay

Will Tracy Lawson’s novels become this generation’s Ayn Rand substitute?

By SR Staley Resist, the second novel in Tracy Lawson’s Resistance Series, picks up right…

Books, Characters development, Reviews, Teen & YA fiction action, adventure, anthem, ayn rand, Counteract, dystopian fiction, hunger games, katniss everdeen, new adult, resist, resistance series, Tracy Lawson, YA, young adult

Game of Thrones and rape as a plot device

By SR Staley A virtual firestorm of debate erupted last month over a rape scene…

Books, Characters development, SR Staley, violence and bullying, writing and storytelling character arc, character development, Game of Thrones, George R R Martin, plot device, rape, sexual violence, storytelling

The social value of dystopian literature

by Claire W. Staley After discussing dystopian literature with a wide variety of people, including…

Books, Characters development, Heroes and villains, Teen & YA fiction, writing and storytelling divergent, dystopia, dystopian fiction, ethics, heroes, rights and wrong, Veronica Roth, villains

How dwarves ended up in St. Nic, Inc.: An unexpected journey

Little people figure prominently in my newest novel, St. Nic, Inc. Moreover, the climax hinges on…

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