: Monsters are a staple of the horror and fantasy genres, but also appear in children's literature and various other works. From the monster under the bed to the bogeyman, this tag covers any

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Monsters are a staple of the horror and fantasy genres, but also appear in children's literature and various other works. From the monster under the bed to the bogeyman, this tag covers any creature that could be described as a monster.

Questions with this tag should focus on the narrative elements of including a monster in a story, or the physical description of monsters. Questions about creating monsters are off-topic. Some example questions:

How can I make the monsters in my children's story less scary?
How do I make a monstrous character relatable?
What are the advantages of keeping the monster unnamed in a horror story?

Related tags: horrorfantasymythology

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: Death is a concept commonly explored in all forms of writing. This tag should be used for any question which relates to the topic of death, including the deaths of characters, representing

: Monsters are a staple of the horror and fantasy genres, but also appear in children's literature and various other works. From the monster under the bed to the bogeyman, this tag covers any

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: How to find the right publisher in the USA besides contacting literary agents? Is it possible to contact USA publishers directly? If so, can I find publishers by genre, like I can find literary

: Protagonist's race is hidden - should I reveal it? I'm currently on the fourth draft of a novel I'm writing, which features two protagonists. One of them, is, in my mind, black. I say, "in

: Possible location of impact injury? It is essential to the plot of my story for My character (human) to be injured. I know her injuries which are, her leg and right arm bones are either fractured

: Death is a concept commonly explored in all forms of writing. This tag should be used for any question which relates to the topic of death, including the deaths of characters, representing

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