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Tag Archives: writing
Goal Post: Treading Water and Conclusions
This was a busy week where I didn’t make nearly as much progress as I had hoped. At least with writing. I did finish chapter 7 of Darwin & the Deadland Queen, which is a title I’m still rethinking. Might reveal … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged coparenting, goals, life, parenting, Pokemon, stress, writing
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Jung’s Self Quarter
(Even all these years later, it’s tough to differentiate this group from the Soul one.) Here’s the final grouping that focuses on the Self. This does feel like it’s very close to the soul, so it can be confusing. The … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged Archetypes, Carl Jung, characters, jester, magician, personality, psychology, ruler, sage, Self, writing
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Poetry Day: Threat From The Other
(I really don’t know what prompted this poem. Guess it makes sense that one would be afraid of a murderer. Honestly, I think this fear hits me more now that I work in a public school. Kind of messed up … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged control, death, fear, humans, maniacs, murder, poems, poetry, poets, serial killers, unexpected, writing
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Jung’s Soul Quarter
(Definitely a powerful and challenging group to write. Really need to capture their passion and energy.) Here we are with the next group, which are the archetypes that fall under the ‘Soul’ category. These characters pursue fulfillment of the spirit … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged Archetypes, Carl Jung, characters, creator, explorer, lover, outlaw, personality, psychology, rebel, Soul, writing
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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 … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged Archetypes, caregiver, Carl Jung, characters, ego, everyman, hero, innocent, orphan, personality, psychology, regular person, writing
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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 … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged Archetypes, Carl Jung, characters, ego, Freud, information, psychology, Self, Soul, writing
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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 … 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 … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged closure, endings, happy endings, sad endings, series, Windemere, writing
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Poetry Day: Those Who Divide
(The world has too many of these types. One of the worst parts is when they get you to believe that those who truly want unity are the real dividers.) They are the ones with voice Born with a power … Continue reading