TropeTalk
Jennifer HiltI'm the USA Today Bestselling Author of the Trope Thesaurus series. I also write fantasy when I'm not geeking out about tropes, stories, and language. Incidental discussion of travel, shoes, and cats is likely.
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Tropes put the fun in dysfunctional: Kaos in Succession
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Neil Gaiman's Coraline: Trope Stacking and Secondary Characters
Before I start discussing the amazing Coraline, I’m part of a free Crime Thriller Author Summit this week so check it out! There’s a great line up of authors discussing marketing and craft targeted to the mystery and thriller genre. I’ll be...
The Beauty of the Monster Mash-Up
I'm back from Sultry Singapore and Wonderous Bali. I'm no longer finding sand in interesting places, nor am I getting to see monkeys in the wild. Oh well, if I had to return home, at least it was for the most wonderful time of the year!
Starting off September: Singapore and Swimming
Usually, September brings a sigh of relief because it’s the return of structure! Now that I’m an empty nester, I face a new normal. This September, instead of happily settling into my new routine (i.e., less summer socializing), I’m packing...
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USA Bestselling Author of The Trope Thesaurus series. Fantasy Author. LInguist. Trope-obsessed lover of genre fiction.
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