by Katharine Elizabeth Monahan Huntley A story’s topic, or theme, is the “dominant idea of a work” (Merriam-Webster’s Encyclopedia of Literature 1105). An author’s expression of an idea is always open to interpretation. Applying universal themes to a possible 32,768 Dramatica storyforms is a challenging, perhaps even daunting, endeavor. Nevertheless, putting careful consideration into choosing a … Continue reading What Would Jane Austen Do?