If everything else is idealized in fiction, why can’t women be, also?

How can we impart knowledge, wisdom, and kindness to our relatives, friends, neighbors, and coworkers, without sincerity?

Few articles are written about how to get fictional characters to act. This article explains how to do it.

Why am I having difficulty picking ten villains? I believe it's because fiction must be entertaining, and that includes its villains.

For years, critics kept telling me my stories didn’t have enough conflict. Reviewers would write, “Your characters have it too easy.”

I've noticed throughout my study of literature that sidekicks and supporting characters are more interesting than their main counterparts.

The subject of characterization has brought me stress for many years because everyone has a different idea of what characterization means.