An overview of how to create fictional Enneagram Ones, including examples like Kylo Ren, Nebula, and Loki.

Learning from two redemption stories from Marvel movies that fall flat and two that arc.

An overview of how to create fictional Enneagram Threes, including examples like Vala Mal Doran, Doctor Strange, and Kaz Brekker.

An overview of how to create fictional Enneagram Twos, including examples like Wonder Woman, Primrose Everdeen, and Boromir.

An overview of how to create fictional Enneagram Ones, including examples like Captain America, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Galadriel.

Deciding when and how to describe a character’s physical appearance can be a challenge. Here are some tips.

Evil characters with health conditions often fall into tired tropes, some that are harmful to the disabled community.

Advice from a poet on how to create a myth for your fantasy novel.

Readers can enjoy a story without wanting to be the protagonist’s best friend.

Clarifying the difference between developmental editing, line editing, copy editing, and proofreading.