by Stephen Lloyd Auslender | Oct 8, 2025 | Comparing Specific Genres or Concepts
What is The Difference Between a Comedy and a Tragedy? This guide provides a direct answer. It explains the core principles of each genre using clear language and simple sentence structures. You will learn the definitive definitions, plot structures, and purposes of...
by Stephen Lloyd Auslender | Oct 8, 2025 | Identifying Types of Fiction
Introduction: Demystifying a Publishing Powerhouse Walk into any major bookstore, and the vast majority of novels you see on the front tables are commercial fiction. From the heart-pounding thriller to the sweeping romance, commercial fiction is the engine of the...
by Stephen Lloyd Auslender | Oct 8, 2025 | Humorous Literature, romance
Photo by the Galt Museum & Archives Stephen Lloyd Auslender’s Dick and Jane Go to War follows in the footsteps of various World War-era comedies and love stories. For storytellers, mastering comedy to explore war and love means learning how to balance emotional...
by Stephen Lloyd Auslender | Oct 7, 2025 | Humorous Literature, romance
Photo by the LSE Library Satire, romance, and historical fiction all sound like genres that could go very well together. In fact, that’s why Stephen Lloyd Auslender’s Dick and Jane Go to War is another great example. For aspiring authors seeking techniques for...
by Stephen Lloyd Auslender | Sep 10, 2025 | Humorous Literature, Literature
Photo by 8photo Funny war love stories teach us that even in the darkest of times, human nature finds a way to be playful and seek connection. And such is the depth that Stephen Lloyd Auslender’s Dick and Jane Go to War, where a spoiled executive finds love and...
