Strength In Female Characters & Keeping Their Clothes On…

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reblogToday's reblog refers to female lead characters - some awesome advice and views on these blogs. Have you got a strong female lead in your work? How do you categorize her? What traits did you want to show in her character? Enjoy. http://corsetsandcutlasses.wordpress.com/2014/03/26/how-to-create-strong-female-characters-in-historical-fiction/ http://corsetsandcutlasses.wordpress.com/2014/04/02/on-writing-strong-female-characters-make-them-human/  http://ginablaxill.wordpress.com/2014/03/09/what-makes-a-strong-female-character/

Amelia_Earhart,_circa_1928Amelia Earhart - a true hero

Modern day female heroes tend to be portrayed in scantily clad costumes and yearning for a male counterpart - is this really necessary? Can't women characters be strong, confident and capable without having to be 'frail' in some way?

Katniss_EverdeenKatniss Everdeen - make believe hero

What is your view?

 

   

4 Comments

  1. Gerri Bowen

    Strong and they’re getting stronger in every story.

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