Beyond the Trope
Jessica BarberiArticles from the mind of Author - Jessica Barberi, who believes the most compelling stories grow not from worn tropes, but from the rich soil of human complexity.
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Dragon Riders of Old: Chapter 17
It was predawn, but Felim was already awake. This was the reality for the man who found it almost impossible to sleep on the cold, hard, and punishing ground of their current mountain camp.
The Creative Passion Trap
Here is a harsh truth that nobody with a passion for creative endeavors wants to hear: Your effort and skill level does not automatically create market value.
Dragon Riders of Old: Chapter 16
Oran had not taken his attention off the horse tied to the back of the cart. "Quick release slip knot – one pull and that horse is free," he mused to himself. He himself had been subtly working at the knot that bound his feet. "It's plenty ...
Dragon Riders of Old: Chapter 15
A crowd had gathered around Kildara's still broken gate. Before it were two carts, a horse was hitched to each one. The group was making their final preparations before they set off down the southern trail towards Veyah.
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Articles from the mind of Author - Jessica Barberi, who believes the most compelling stories grow not from worn tropes, but from the rich soil of human complexity.
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