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How to Write a Grocery Scene – “I Married a Monster on a Hill”

A colorful and lively promotional image for 'Willowgrove Writing Tips!' episode #6, featuring two characters from the series. On the left, a character with long brown hair, a braid, and a lollipop in their mouth is shown, wearing a blue shirt with a badge that says 'simply free!'. On the right is a more rugged-looking character with long dark hair, multiple scars, and piercings, wearing a black jacket adorned with chains. The background is styled with torn paper edges and a faint coffee stain, giving it a creative and slightly vintage feel. The All Ages of Geek logo is in the bottom right corner.

Writing a grocery shopping scene for characters with unique quirks and dietary needs can be a fun way to explore their personalities. Here’s how to do it, using our characters from “I Married a Monster on a Hill” featuring Bevvy, August, John, Thomas, Scarlett, Alliard, Hugh, Malcolm, Jackie, Teressa, Damien, and Wagner. How to Write […]

How to Write Morning Routines – “I Married a Monster on a Hill”

This image features a fun and eye-catching design for "Willowgrove Writing Tips! #5," which is part of the "I Married a Monster on a Hill" series. The visual is lively, with a blend of torn paper effects and playful typography that immediately draws the eye. The central focus is on the characters Bevvy and August from the series—August is prominently featured with his characteristic blush, while Bevvy is shown in a humorous moment, brushing his teeth with a foamy mouth. The image also includes a coffee stain and the All Ages of Geek logo, which ties it back to the broader context of the series and community. The overall design suggests a mix of light-heartedness and practical advice, perfect for anyone looking to pick up some free writing tips in a fun and engaging way. The "simply free!" tag adds an extra friendly touch, making it inviting for all aspiring writers.

Want to learn how to write morning routines? Creating morning routines for characters who balance everyday life with unique quirks can make for some engaging storytelling. Here’s how to write about it, using Bevvy and August from “I Married a Monster on a Hill” as our prime example. How to Write Morning Routines from “I […]

How to Write Relatable Characters – “I Married a Monster on a Hill”

A colorful promotional image for the 'Willowgrove Writing Tips' series by All Ages of Geek. The left side of the image features the series title 'Willowgrove Writing Tips!' with a subtitle 'simply free!' and the number '#4' indicating the episode number. The right side of the image shows a character with white hair, looking exhausted with dark circles under his eyes, a bandage on his face, a thermometer in his mouth, and his hands wrapped in bandages. The 'All Ages of Geek' logo is in the bottom right corner. The overall design is vibrant and engaging, blending elements of humor and creativity.

Want to know how to write relatable characters? Take a page from “I Married a Monster on a Hill,” a series that focuses on crafting relatable, unforgettable characters. Here’s how you can do it too! How to write relatable characters? Take it from “I Married a Monster on a Hill” Dive into Backstories when writing […]

Tea and Stones: Static Characters

Tea and Stones Avatar All Ages of Geek

Note: This article does contain spoilers for ATLA. I know some people are just starting on their Avatar journey, so don’t read this if you haven’t finished the series yet! [Image description: Avatar: The Last Airbender. Toph sits on the left with Iroh on the right. Toph has a bag near her feet to the […]

The Power to Shine: Practical Goal Setting Tools

Practical Goal Setting Tools All Ages of Geek

This article is a bit of a combination of my previous article on RWBY’s music and Jasper’s about goal setting and the Binding of Isaac. You don’t necessarily have to have read my previous article but I’d really recommend reading Jasper’s. I touch on some of the same concepts here, but I’ll be more focused […]