Teaser Tuesday: Lesson From Lost
This is a fun excerpt from War of Nytefall: Lost and it fits what I was looking for perfectly. Lost is always a good source of humor.
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Jung’s Ego Quartet
(Here's the first grouping. Feel like this one is what I gravitate to more than the others.)
You can see examples of each one in the above picture, which I'm going to attach to each of the posts. This one is going to be about the 4 Ego Archetypes, which are Innocent, Everyman, Hero, and … Continue reading
An Overview of Jung’s Archetypes
(Years ago, I did a week-long theme on Jung's Archetypes. I feel like it should be revisited since it can help authors. At least on some level. Going to break them down into 3 categories after this intro.)
This coming week, I'm going to make three posts about Carl Jung's Archetypes. … Continue reading
Goal Post: Stop The Carousel Because I Need a Nap
I didn't finish chapter 7 of Darwin & the Deadland Queen. I tried, but Halloween was busier than expected. I only managed to get the first section and second one started with all the distractions. Sunday became a wash when my son decided to do his college applications, which required … Continue reading
A Variety of Closures
(Originally posted on November 11, 2017. A good list to keep in mind when I get back to ensemble stories.)
I've said in previous posts that one of the most important parts of concluding a series is creating closure. You need to bring things to an end, which isn't as easy as some people … Continue reading
