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Romantasy is the child of two parent genres, and it inherits conventions from both.

How long your romantasy novel needs to be to balance the pacing romance needs with the room fantasy worldbuilding requires.

Romantasy tropes that keep readers turning pages: fated mates, bonded pairs, fae bargains, enemies to lovers, and more.

Whether you're writing across different timelines, or from the perspective of multiple point-of-view characters, here's how to make a multiple storyline novel work effectively.

An overview of the Final Girl trope, with examples and guidelines for using it in your novel.

An overview of the Black Cat, Golden Retriever trope, with examples and guidelines for using it in your novel.

An overview of the Falls First trope, with examples and guidelines for using it in your novel.

An overview of the Lifting Chin trope, with examples and guidelines for using it in your novel.

An overview of the One Takes Care Of The Other trope, with examples and guidelines for using it in your novel.

An overview of the Teach a Skill trope, with examples and guidelines for using it in your novel.

An overview of the Touch Her/Him/Them And You Die trope, with examples and guidelines for using it in your novel.

An overview of the Who Did This To You trope, with examples and guidelines for using it in your novel.