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Writing Wicked eBook Series

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  • The Corrupt: Villains Who Abuse Power and Position

    Writing Wicked, #1

    by Imogen Blake ...
    Series Book 1 - Writing Wicked
    Your corrupt villain has power, resources, and an entire institution protecting them.So why doesn't the reader believe in them?The corrupt villain is one of fiction's most important antagonists — and one of its most mishandled. Too obvious. Too cartoonish. Too easily exposed. Too conveniently evil. The result is a villain who fails the story's most essential test: making corruption feel real.The ... Read more

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  • The Psychopath: Mentally Disturbed and Unhinged Villains

    Writing Wicked, #6

    by Imogen Blake ...
    Series Book 6 - Writing Wicked
    The most terrifying villain isn't the one who hates you. It's the one who feels nothing at all.The Psychopath is the villain who walks among us — the charming colleague, the attentive partner, the professional whose interior runs on a different current from everyone around them. These characters cut across every genre, from crime and thriller to horror, psychological thriller, dark fantasy, and ... Read more

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  • The Seducer: Manipulative and Charismatic Villains

    Writing Wicked, #8

    by Imogen Blake ...
    Series Book 8 - Writing Wicked
    The seducer is the most acute case of the villain whose appeal has to read as appeal rather than as menace. He has to be dangerously attractive — believable as someone an intelligent adult would love — while his manipulation reads as manipulation rather than as romance. Most writers solve one demand at the expense of the other. They are the same demand seen from different angles, and the working ... Read more

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  • The Destroyer: Villains Who Want to End the World

    Writing Wicked, #2

    by Imogen Blake ...
    Series Book 2 - Writing Wicked
    Your villain doesn't want money. They don't want power. They want to watch everything burn.The Destroyer is fiction's most ambitious antagonist — the character who threatens not just your hero, but the entire world. From ancient mythology's world-enders to Thanos and beyond, these villains operate on a scale that can overwhelm a story if you don't know how to handle them. Too often, writers fall ... Read more

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  • The Mastermind: Criminal Geniuses, Schemers, and Brilliant Villains

    Writing Wicked, #4

    by Imogen Blake ...
    Series Book 4 - Writing Wicked
    Your mastermind villain is supposed to be the smartest person in the room. So why does the reader not believe it?Most writers tell us the villain is brilliant. They give them a reputation, a monologue, a complicated plan. But when the character actually appears on the page, the intelligence is asserted, not demonstrated — and the reader can feel the difference.The Mastermind shows you how to ... Read more

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  • The Tragic: Sympathetic and Fallen Hero Antagonists

    Writing Wicked, #9

    by Imogen Blake ...
    Series Book 9 - Writing Wicked
    The best tragic villains aren't "misunderstood." They're understood.Writing Wicked: The Tragic Villain is a practical craft guide for fiction writers who want antagonists the reader can follow—without being asked to forgive. It's built around a simple diagnostic that keeps the character structurally tragic (and clearly villainous): what they wanted, what they lost, what they chose, and what it ... Read more

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  • The Fanatic: Ideological and Religious Extremist Villains

    Writing Wicked, #3

    by Imogen Blake ...
    Series Book 3 - Writing Wicked
    The most dangerous villain in fiction isn't the one who doesn't care about right and wrong. It's the one who cares too much.The Fanatic is the villain who kills with conviction — the zealot, the ideologue, the true believer who commits atrocities not out of cruelty, but out of certainty. These characters cut across every genre, from inquisitors in historical fiction to dystopian architects of ... Read more

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  • The Monster: Inhuman and Supernatural Villains

    Writing Wicked, #5

    by Imogen Blake ...
    Series Book 5 - Writing Wicked
    The most dangerous villain in fiction isn't the one who hates the hero. It's the one to whom the hero is barely visible.The Monster is the villain who exists outside the human moral order — the creature in the forest, the presence at the window, the thing your language does not have a name for. These villains cut across every genre: from fairy-tale changelings to cosmic entities at the edge of ... Read more

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  • The Rival: Antagonists Who Mirror and Challenge the Hero

    Writing Wicked, #7

    by Imogen Blake ...
    Series Book 7 - Writing Wicked
    Writing Wicked: The Rival Antagonists Who Mirror and Challenge the HeroA flat antagonist threatens the hero's plans. A great rival threatens the hero's identity. Most writers know the difference — but never fully close the gap.Writing Wicked Book Seven is a deep-dive craft guide to the rival antagonist: the opponent who shares the hero's origin, reflects their darkest potential, and refuses to let ... Read more

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  • The Tyrant: Dictators, Despots, and Authoritarian Villains

    Writing Wicked, #10

    by Imogen Blake ...
    Series Book 10 - Writing Wicked
    Your dictator keeps coming out flat — and you can feel it every page he opens his mouth.The cartoon villain announcing his own evil from a throne is the version the form produces by default. The version your book needs is something else: a regime that operates on the page even when your protagonist is offstage, rendered through specific people inside it rather than through speeches by the leader ... Read more

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    by K.M. Weiland ...
    Series Book 9 - Helping Writers Become Authors
    Theme Is What Your Story Is Really AboutTheme—the mysterious cousin of plot and character. Too often viewed as abstract rather than actionable, theme is frequently misunderstood and left to chance. Some writers even insist theme should not be purposefully implemented. This is unfortunate, because in many ways theme is story. Theme is the heart, the meaning, the point. Nothing that important should ... Read more

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  • The Fantasy Role-Playing Game

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