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It’s a rule of mine that no character is there just to be part of the set; every single one you meet in one of my stories is meant to impact the story in ways that their introduction doesn’t make …
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There’s a serious lack of diversity coming out of Hollywood these days. No matter how many times it’s proven that not-cis male and not white folk can carry a mega-successful film, movie-makers …
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Fictional characters, like real life people, are the result of a combination of factors that end in a fleshed out, three-dimensional individual – the sum of their parts. While most every story is said …
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Welcome to Halloween month (and if it’s not, blame Kate or you for taking so long to get here), the time of year perfect for all sorts of tricks and treats. A huge part of the season are horror films, …
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Recently, I found one of history’s greatest cartoons among Hulu.com’s goodies: the 90’s hit X-Men: The Animated Series, a show that redefined what it meant to make children’s entertainment. What, you …
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Horror. Aaaaaaaah! There’s something primal about the effect the genre has on us; those “safe scares” may be but a shadow of the true terror our ancestors knew yet they still fill that unquenchable …
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