Welcome back to another guest post on what makes a kick ass heroine tick in fiction. This week’s author Cara Bertoia shares the qualities of what makes a kick ass heroine for her. *** I recently watched a movie made about Dagenham, England. The lead character Rosie O’Grady reminded me what a kick ass heroine […]
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Welcome to our reignited weekly guest post on what makes a kick ass heroine tick in science fiction and fantasy. This week’s author Erin Lale highlights the transformative power of writing a kick ass heroine. On a side note, Erin and I were friends in high school and spend lots of time together in the
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Welcome to our weekly guest post on what makes a kick ass heroine tick in science fiction and fantasy. This week’s author Alma Alexander highlights what really makes a kick-ass heroine tick… ^*^ It is perhaps unfortunate – at least from where I am sitting – that the trend for books featuring the textbook definition
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Welcome to our weekly guest post on what makes a kick ass heroine in science fiction and fantasy. This week’s author Cynthia Echterling shares about a complex heroine in a scary time when mutants and outlaws raid the frontier. Her heroine is smart and tough and must face the ultimate sacrifice. Read on! ^*^ Catherine
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Welcome to our weekly guest post on what makes a kick ass heroine in science fiction and fantasy. This week’s author Diana Hurwitz shares about the teen heroines featured in her series, Mythikas Island, an interesting take on the Greek myths. Thanks Diana! ^*^ Mythikas Island is a book series that follows four kick-ass heroines as they
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Welcome to our weekly guest post on what makes a kick ass heroine in science fiction and fantasy. This week’s author Lynn Flewelling shares about the kick ass heroines featured in her book, Luck in the Shadows, and in her Tamír trilogy, which begins with The Bone Doll’s Twin. Thanks for portraying strong women on the page, Lynn, for us
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Welcome to our weekly guest post on what makes a kick ass heroine in science fiction and fantasy. This week’s author Jeremy Rodden shares about the kick ass heroine featured in his upcoming book, Toonopolis: Zephyr, third in his Toonopolis Files series. I love what he says! Girl heroes can be smart and kick butt! I
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Welcome to our weekly guest post on what makes a kick ass heroine in science fiction and fantasy. This week author M. Edward McNally shares about the kick ass heroine featured in his fantasy novel, The Sable City (Book I of the Norothian Cycle), and shares how his kick ass heroine doesn’t actually have to kick ass to
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Welcome to our weekly guest post on what makes a kick ass heroine in science fiction and fantasy. This week author A.Lightbourne shares about the kick ass heroine featured in her science fiction novel, Space Trippers Book 1 and what it’s like to write about a strong female lead. *^* I believe a ‘Kick-ass Heroine’
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Women have been adventuring into the world on their own for a long time. Thank you to Sylvia Warren, MBA, Leadership Consciousness Coach, for sharing her post about Michael Conefrey’s book, How to Climb Mt. Blanc in a Skirt: A Handbook for the Lady Adventurer. His book shares with us that the lost history of female exploration includes women who
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Award winning author, Beth Barany writes in several genres including young adult adventure fantasy, paranormal romance, and science fiction mysteries. Inspired by living abroad in France and Quebec, she loves creating magical tales of romance, mystery, and adventure that empower women and girls to be the heroes of their own lives.
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