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"To a Moderate Degree": Frieren, Fern, and How to Write the Same Character Twice
Al Christopher Mendoza 10/4/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 10/4/26

"To a Moderate Degree": Frieren, Fern, and How to Write the Same Character Twice

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The Butterfly Effect of the Heart: How One Small Moment Rewrites a Whole Life
Al Christopher Mendoza 9/27/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 9/27/26

The Butterfly Effect of the Heart: How One Small Moment Rewrites a Whole Life

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The Same Curse: How Hiro Mashima Built Mavis Vermillion and Her Greatest Enemy Out of One Idea
Al Christopher Mendoza 9/20/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 9/20/26

The Same Curse: How Hiro Mashima Built Mavis Vermillion and Her Greatest Enemy Out of One Idea

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The Boy on the Cement Tire: The Night an Ordinary Friend Became Something More
Al Christopher Mendoza 9/13/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 9/13/26

The Boy on the Cement Tire: The Night an Ordinary Friend Became Something More

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The Price of a Dream: When Your Future Depended on What Your Pockets Could Handle
Al Christopher Mendoza 8/30/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 8/30/26

The Price of a Dream: When Your Future Depended on What Your Pockets Could Handle

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The Sleeper: What Black Clover's Dorothy Unsworth Teaches Writers About the Character Nobody Sees Coming
Al Christopher Mendoza 8/22/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 8/22/26

The Sleeper: What Black Clover's Dorothy Unsworth Teaches Writers About the Character Nobody Sees Coming

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Before the Sun: A Filipino Morning You Might Remember
Al Christopher Mendoza 8/15/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 8/15/26

Before the Sun: A Filipino Morning You Might Remember

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The Fatal Flaw: What Death Note Teaches Writers About the 2,000-Year-Old Art of the Tragic Hero
Al Christopher Mendoza 8/9/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 8/9/26

The Fatal Flaw: What Death Note Teaches Writers About the 2,000-Year-Old Art of the Tragic Hero

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The Power of Limits: What Fullmetal Alchemist Teaches Writers About Building a Magic System that Creates Drama
Al Christopher Mendoza 8/2/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 8/2/26

The Power of Limits: What Fullmetal Alchemist Teaches Writers About Building a Magic System that Creates Drama

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Is Fel a Dog or a Cat? What Campfire Cooking in Another World Teaches Writers About Inventing a Mythical Creature
Al Christopher Mendoza 7/26/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 7/26/26

Is Fel a Dog or a Cat? What Campfire Cooking in Another World Teaches Writers About Inventing a Mythical Creature

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Love Before Cell Phones: The Two-Month Silence at the Heart of A Series of Seemingly Unrelated Love Stories
Al Christopher Mendoza 7/25/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 7/25/26

Love Before Cell Phones: The Two-Month Silence at the Heart of A Series of Seemingly Unrelated Love Stories

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Love, Chaos, and Thermodynamics: Haribon Publishing Announces A Series of Seemingly Unrelated Love Stories by Lorelie Defensor
Al Christopher Mendoza 7/19/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 7/19/26

Love, Chaos, and Thermodynamics: Haribon Publishing Announces A Series of Seemingly Unrelated Love Stories by Lorelie Defensor

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Always Leave Them Wanting More: What Mirajane Strauss Teaches Writers About the Scene-Stealing Supporting Character
Al Christopher Mendoza 7/12/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 7/12/26

Always Leave Them Wanting More: What Mirajane Strauss Teaches Writers About the Scene-Stealing Supporting Character

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The Villain Is the Hero of Their Own Story: What Vinland Saga Teaches Writers About Building a Great Antagonist
Al Christopher Mendoza 7/5/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 7/5/26

The Villain Is the Hero of Their Own Story: What Vinland Saga Teaches Writers About Building a Great Antagonist

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Borrowing from History: How Fate’s King Arthur (Artoria Pendragon) Shows Writers a Shortcut to Unforgettable Characters
Al Christopher Mendoza 6/28/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 6/28/26

Borrowing from History: How Fate’s King Arthur (Artoria Pendragon) Shows Writers a Shortcut to Unforgettable Characters

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Why Are the Strongest Anime and Manga Characters Always Silver-Haired? The Psychology Behind a Curious Trope
Al Christopher Mendoza 6/21/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 6/21/26

Why Are the Strongest Anime and Manga Characters Always Silver-Haired? The Psychology Behind a Curious Trope

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Same Premise, Opposite Books: How Two Writers Built a Magicless Hero in a World of Magic
Al Christopher Mendoza 6/14/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 6/14/26

Same Premise, Opposite Books: How Two Writers Built a Magicless Hero in a World of Magic

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Frieren Is a Quiet Canvas: Why Kanehito Yamada’s “Boring” Character Is Brilliant Writing
Al Christopher Mendoza 6/7/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 6/7/26

Frieren Is a Quiet Canvas: Why Kanehito Yamada’s “Boring” Character Is Brilliant Writing

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When the Wound Becomes the Weapon: What Secrets of the Silent Witch Teaches Writers About Building Characters from Broken Pieces
Al Christopher Mendoza 5/31/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 5/31/26

When the Wound Becomes the Weapon: What Secrets of the Silent Witch Teaches Writers About Building Characters from Broken Pieces

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Writing Magic Hiding in Plain Sight: What Witch Hat Atelier’s First Episode Teaches Us About Character and Story
Al Christopher Mendoza 5/24/26 Al Christopher Mendoza 5/24/26

Writing Magic Hiding in Plain Sight: What Witch Hat Atelier’s First Episode Teaches Us About Character and Story

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