Come with me as we examine the Brothers Grimm and Coraline to explore how spookiness has been utilized in past fairy tales and continues to be used today.

This is chapter ten of a YA retelling of the Batman and Robin story written and published on Ao3 under my alias, TheTinyTitan. Enjoy!

How can watching movies help with your writing? In this post, we dive into how elements that work well in movies can not only work in your writing, but also take it to the next level.

This is chapter nine of a YA retelling of the Batman and Robin story written and published on Ao3 under my alias, TheTinyTitan. Enjoy!

What can Stephenie Meyer's Twilight and Cressida Cowell's How to Train Your Dragon teach us about how to write romance?

World Building - Discover what is unique to fiction writing and what can be unique to your own story.

This is the seventh chapter of a YA retelling of the Batman and Robin story written and published on Ao3 under my alias TheTinyTitan. Enjoy!

Improbable But Not Impossible - Writing while working full time is a rollercoaster of time management.

This is the sixth chapter of a YA retelling of the Batman and Robin story written and published on Ao3 under my alias TheTinyTitan. Enjoy!

This is the fifth chapter of a YA retelling of the Batman and Robin story written and published on Ao3 under my alias TheTinyTitan. Enjoy!

The Hunger Games - How to Deal with Darkness & Despair: How to handle heavy elements in your stories

This is the third chapter of a YA retelling of the Batman and Robin story written and published on Ao3 under my alias TheTinyTitan. Enjoy!

Why do we end up caring about this deplorable criminal mastermind?

This is the second chapter of a YA retelling of the Batman and Robin story written and published on Ao3 under my alias TheTinyTitan. Enjoy!

How is the How to Train Your Dragon movie adaptation so beloved when it strays so far from the book?

The Wingfeather Saga and Chronicles of Narnia - Why are children's books not just for children?

Lord of the Rings vs Harry Potter - What two titans can teach us about worldbuilding

What makes you care about a character?

Why do book to movie adaptations still fail when they are so close to the original?