Tag: The Novel
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Fiction: Why William Weldon Fell
“Is this the same girl, who wore trousers a few hours ago and created such a ruckus?” Fahy asked. “You clean up nicely, Miss Peckham.”
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Fiction: Love and Marriage
William had three drawings published in an obscure magazine back east and even one sketch put into the Army Navy Journal. He sent that one to his father. As long as he avoided Thankful, Lieutenant Fahy and thoughts of home, his days were bearable. The Apaches rampaged as the garrison troops polished their guns, awaiting…
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Fiction: The Parting Glass
I’d have expected a more dashing and distinguished look for an old lieutenant, but he’s nothing better than a down-and-out rail worker,” Haviland laughed.
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How to Write Believable Female Protagonists (and why we have such a hard time liking them)
We tend to see men as doing and women as feeling, yet in the study sited above even when names were switched and men were feeling and women doing, readers felt they related to whomever was named Jack, not Jill.
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Fiction: Sex and the Single Girl
The story ranges from love and romance to questions of faith and morality.
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America’s First Addiction Crisis
LINK: America’s First Addiction Crisis Had Some Striking Parallels To Today
Author Adrienne Morris 