InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyWe Broke Up. Let’s Get Married!Sometimes the all-or-nothing romance works, and sometimes — like with Lane and Zack — it really doesn’t.Jan 10, 20231Jan 10, 20231
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyLuke’s Coffee, Inappropriate Flirting, and the Best Kind of PrologueDoes your story really need a prologue? Depends on the story, but Lorelai’s definitely did.Dec 13, 2022Dec 13, 2022
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyLuke and Liz: A Story of SiblingsAlmost nobody in Stars Hollow has any siblings — but there’s one pair that’s extremely well-writtenNov 16, 2022Nov 16, 2022
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyA Year in the Life of Writing About Gilmore GirlsIn Omnia Paratus is one year old and we’re celebrating!Sep 22, 2022Sep 22, 2022
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyDon’t Reinvent the WheelUsing real life to inspire character moments and keep it realAug 16, 2022Aug 16, 2022
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyA Gilmore Never Discloses a NumberDon’t use numbers in your story. Just don’t.Aug 23, 20222Aug 23, 20222
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyThe Double Standard of Feminist StorytellingGilmore Girls was lauded as a feminist show, but they made some big mistakes. Here’s how you can learn from them.Aug 30, 20225Aug 30, 20225
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyNear-Misses, Almost-Kisses, and the Magic of Will-They/Won’t-TheyKeeping Luke and Lorelai apart took Herculean efforts. Here’s how they did it and why it paid off so well in the end.Sep 13, 2022Sep 13, 2022
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyWhen the Cast Falls Out of BalanceOne of the flaws in the Gilmore Girls revival came from what — or who — was missingAug 9, 20221Aug 9, 20221
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyLove You Just the Way You Are… After You Change a Whole Lot.The best fictional couples are the ones who know they can’t change the other person, but the other person changes anyway.Jul 12, 20222Jul 12, 20222
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyCliffhangers and CurbhangersThe secret to getting readers to turn the page and audiences to tune in next timeJul 19, 20221Jul 19, 20221
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyMarty: The Missed OpportunityIt’s always Team Logan this and Team Jess that, but what about Naked Guy?Jun 21, 20221Jun 21, 20221
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyRory Gilmore Should Have Been A NovelistThe girl was a terrible journalist, but she was also never meant to be one.Jun 14, 20222Jun 14, 20222
Gina DennyDiversity in Publishing Isn’t Hurting Privileged WritersIt just isn’t.Jun 14, 202214Jun 14, 202214
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyWhy do the Gilmore Girls Eat So Damn Much?Yes, their eating is disordered — but I don’t think it’s as damaging as it could have been.Jun 7, 20223Jun 7, 20223
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyMitchum Huntzberger Had a PointHe’s a villainous man, but that’s because he’s kind of right.May 31, 20221May 31, 20221
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyLorelai is So Cool… She’s Not Like Other Girls.For all its feminism, Gilmore Girls sure fell into a big misogynistic trap.May 24, 20221May 24, 20221
InIn Omnia Paratus: Life Is Short. Write Well.byGina DennyToo Many Details Ruin the FunOne tiny detail can derail your entire story. So maybe just … don’t include it?May 17, 2022May 17, 2022
Gina DennyFrantic Puppy ProtagonistsThey’re adorable and you love them, but do they ever do anything useful?May 13, 20221May 13, 20221