Music Brew: Too Much by Dove Cameron
Dove Cameron is BACK , baby! [...]
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Tyler Perry: Demand Better
My first draft of this post was a review of Tyler Perry’s latest release A Fall from Grace, which premiered on Netflix on Friday, January 17, 2020. I’m annoyed with [...]
The Illusion of Choice: Where Mass Effect Actually Went Wrong
My favorite video game trilogy of all time was the Mass Effect series. I’ve sunk hundreds of hours into different playthroughs, scrolling through the lore, and making [...]
The Importance of World Building
World building is a key element of story craft in which an author creates and defines the universe in which he or she will write. Good world building is consistent above all [...]
Yuri!!! On Ice: A Homecoming
Though I finished watching Yuri!!! on Ice over a month ago, the series has stuck with me—and that means a lot coming from someone who tends not to watch anything, anime or [...]
Character Development in Harvest Moon
Character development—the process of creating a believable, nuanced character—can be tricky. Spend too much time detailing a character’s past experiences and you risk [...]
This October, Let’s Not Play Horror Games
Whenever it comes to writing about video games and Halloween, the default ideas are things like “Top 10 Horror Games” or “The Scariest Game Ever.” I’m not a girl [...]
Of Nerds and Poets Part 4
I’ve had so much fun sharing my love of poetry/spoken word with you these past couple of weeks. If you have missed any prior installments about National Poetry Month, [...]
Black Authors Writing Now
To celebrate Black History Month, PCU has decided to shine a little spotlight on black authors. I thought about covering classic black writers, but I know there will be many [...]
Fanfiction: A Writer’s Best Friend
Explaining fanfiction to those who’ve never heard of it isn’t easy (thanks, stigma), but the good news? Whether you write or read fanfics, you’re taking an important [...]
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