Please welcome Janie Franz as she shares about kick-ass heroines and empowered women characters. *** Strong women certainly appear in my books. In fact, I’ve branded my work as having what I call Empowered Women Characters. Each series or stand alone book has a woman who discovers strength deep within to handle a particular life […]
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Please welcome Iain Reading share about kick ass heroines and his story, Kitty Hawk and The Curse of the Yukon Gold, in the Kitty Hawk Flying Detective Agency Series,  a new young adult series of adventure mystery stories. *** For the past couple of weeks I’ve been thinking a lot about “kick ass heroines” in preparation for
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Please welcome guest author PJ Sharon, the award winning author of contemporary young adult novels, as she shares her takes on kick ass heroines in science fiction and fantasy. *** Hi Beth, Thanks for inviting me to chat with your readers about one of my favorite topics—Kick Ass Heroines in Sci-fi/fantasy lit. One of the reasons
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Please welcome guest author, E. D. E. Bell and her take on kick ass heroines in her fantasy novel, Spireseeker. *** Everyone loves a heroic duo. We are familiar with the classic male action duo, flying to the rescue wearing masks, cowboy hats, or intimidating the villains with their casually-toted guns. These days, even the
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Please welcome Nicole Zoltack, fantasy and paranormal romance author. She writes female knights! Awesome! *** When people think of female knights, they think of one of two things: they didn’t exist or Joan of Arc. But, actually, there were female knights back in the Middle Ages. An entire order of female knights for that matter – the
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Please welcome M. S. Kaye. I love her take on kick ass heroines in her paranormal romance novels! *** Celisse Blalock, the heroine of Fight Princess, is my ultimate tough-ass chick. A big part of that, of course, is the fact that she’s an underground fighter. However, writing a character this strong can be tricky.
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Enjoy this guest post from paranormal romance author, Barbara Donlon Bradley, on what makes a kick ass heroine. *** How do you write a kickass heroine? What makes her kickass? I believe a heroine should always be strong in your story. I’ve read many a book when the heroine might seem like she’s kickass but she
Please welcome author, Sharon Kay, sharing about how about her paranormal romance kick-ass heroine packs a punch! *** The character of my female lead, Nicole, formed in my head one weekend and wouldn’t let up with the drop-kicks to my frontal lobe until I sat down to write her story. Able to summon air currents,
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Welcome historical fantasy author, Linda Bell Brighton, and her thoughts on who is the kick ass heroine. *** Who is the Kick Ass Heroine? She’s an archetype, the Goddess that appears in every mythology. And not just one goddess, but many in every mythology! The Kick Ass Heroine is the Return of the Goddess. So,
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Enjoy this guest post by author Anne E. Johnson about an atypical ass-kicker. *** The best thing about my character Zatell is that she looks more like a stuffed toy than a heroine. But if you need something done―or if you cross her―you’ll quickly learn what she’s made of. And it ain’t polyester stuffing. In
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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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