Some of these tropes are obviously overdone but they have been overdone well. I like them and you probably like them too. These are some
Author: S.I. Taylor
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S.I. Taylor is a newly self-published author. She’s from Venezuela and currently resides in Florida with her family. She has a full-time job in law enforcement and is also in the Navy reserves and was recently deployed. She loved the experience, the travel, and the people she'd encountered. She loves the outdoors, working out, spending time with her family and friends, writing, traveling and staying busy. Her writing inspiration comes from anywhere and everywhere. Her mind thinks of ideas a mile a second so she’s constantly writing something or dictating it to herself.
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Writing Tip 36: Fantasy tropes that can use some work
These are some fantasy tropes that I really don’t like to read about, well at least the ones I’ve read are not that great. These
TSR Character Atlas
He’s a strong ferocious leader. He’s meticulous about his move and wants the best for him and his people.
TSR Character Prometheus
Pensive, collective, and ambitious. He loves his people and will do anything for their well-being.
TSR Character The Watchers
One of the most powerful gods but their greed will get the best of them.
TSR Character Dyeus
His arrogance takes the best him but he will need to surpass his selfishness to survive.
TSR Character Helios
He trains hard and works hard. He looks intimidating but he’s a sweetheart.
TSR Character Selene
Don’t let that pretty face fool you, her wits will surprise you
TSR Character Phoebe
She’s adventurous and fun but will defend what and who she loves at any cost
TSR Character Cytheria
Her alluring sex appeal will captivate anyone but her punches will make you fall.
TSR Character Charon
He’s loyal and trustworthy to Aidoneus. He sacrificed everything for friendship.
TSR Character Enos
He’s care-free but when rough times arrises he toughens up for a fight.
TSR Character Vesta
She loves her family and will sacrifice her well-being to protect them.
TSR Character Kora
She’s smart and outgoing and surpassed much turbulence to become a great warrior at the end.
TSR Character Aidoneus
God of the Underworld. He’s the leader but sometimes his carefulness hinders his personal life.
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This is just a picture I wanted to share with you all. Meet Romeo our 5-month Bichon Frise. He was 2-months in this pic but
Writing Tip 35: Fictional Tropes
If you haven’t read tips 33 and 34 which explains the term tropes then what are you waiting for, go read them and come back
Writing Tip 34: Fictional Male Tropes
If you’ve read tip 33 you would’ve already known the definition of tropes but if you haven’t then I’ll write here as well but don’t
Writing Tip 33: Fictional Female Tropes
The term trope in the literary community has come to have a creative meaning. Its literal definition is the use of figurative language for artistic
Writing Tip 32: What Should My Novel be About
My most important advice if you don’t take anything away from this post (but I can assure you if you Google this you will find
