Natasha Huling, an author of multiple genres, shares her journey into writing and her fascination with villains in storytelling. We dive into the psychology behind villainy, the importance of creating complex characters with rich backstories, and how personal connections can enhance the narrative.

Natasha shares how a well-crafted villain is essential for a compelling story, as they challenge the hero and add depth to the plot. We also explore the moral complexities of villainy and the need for writers to evolve their characters to meet modern storytelling expectations.

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