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Tag Archives: literary motifs
Classical Heroes
Somewhere I read plotting advice from Christina Dodd that said something like “torture your hero early and often.” I think she also said a hero should be as “alpha” as possible. I hope I’m not mis-attributing these ideas, but I … Continue reading
Shopping Spree
Have you noticed how often historical heroines get to go on shopping sprees? This is a recurring motif in historical romance that I’ve noticed for a long time. I don’t know if this happens in contemporary stories because I don’t read enough … Continue reading
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