In my household live two overindulged but super sweet Chihuahuas, a PorchBird (wren) with two tiny, starving baby birds in her nest and not ...

Northern Lights Sled Dog Rescue This rescue org introduced me to Pi. This is Pi requesting a walk. This is Pi deciding I'm done w...

This week at the SFF Seven, we're throwing some joy into your timeline by sharing a pic of our pets and a silly thing they do, or our fa...

  The dictionary defines Antagonist as a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something, an adversary. Which strongly s...

  No conflict, no story. Which translates to: no antagonist = no conflict = no story. And that’s what we’re talking about this week, the a...

When you're writing conflict-driven fiction -- which is most Western fiction, honestly -- choosing an antagonist is pretty important. Th...

It's a happy Tuesday here on the blog as we celebrate Thursday blogger Alexia Chantel's (writing as A.C. Anderson) audiobook debut T...

  "The Antagonist’s Arc - how do you choose one that will not only compliment your protagonist’s arc but drive it?" Um. yeah. Let ...