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    Writer Wednesday: 7 Ways to Create Stronger Heroines
    Laura McNeill
    • Jul 8, 2015
    • 3 min

    Writer Wednesday: 7 Ways to Create Stronger Heroines

    Every author wants to create a hero or heroine that’s believable, likeable, and relatable. But it’s even better if you can dream up a protagonist who’s independent, capable, and a little bit flawed. And for me, I love reading about a heroine who can also kick a little butt. So how does a writer come up with characters that possess the wonderful contradictions of sassy and sweet, fiercely independent, yet sensitive? Beautiful, but sometimes, an outcast? Here are 5 ways to boos
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