…influenced by Carl Jung, it’s unsurprising that The Heroine’s Journey is informed by the Oedipal Complex’s counterpart, the Electra Complex. Young women are at odds with their mothers, competing for…
…components are already connected. Revision is Turning all the Pieces Right-Side up and Evaluating How They Could Work Together. First, you organize by shape and color. Then you start with…
…reality. The official website to register for this hair-pulling craziness is www.nanowrimo.org. You will find every detail from pre-planning to post-meltdown. There are even award badges given to entice fingertips…
…myth, Isis from ancient Egyptian myth, and Inanna from ancient Sumerian myth. Then, she explores the critical, social, and academic disenfranchisement of the heroine’s journey in contrast to its commercial…
…of Romance Writers of America, Missouri Romance Writers of America, Saturday Writers, and Missouri Writers Guild where she serves as liaison. You can connect with Tammy on her website www.TammyLough.com….
…a loyal follower of Writer’s Digest, where she has attended various conferences, retreats, workshops, and webinars. You can read more about her work on her website www.akperry.com or follow her…
…fiction alike, Disha loves to spend even her free time daydreaming about what next to write. Connect with her on www.quillinary.com. You can also follow her on Instagram and Twitter….
…the five commandments when doing scene analysis is a great start. The reason for this is because when the five commandments are applied, the scene contains a moment that forces…
…on March 25th. For more information about her published and upcoming works, visit her at www.flamourifiction.com. Subscribers to her mailing list receive a free story (both text and audio narration)…
…Follow Catula’s whereabouts on Instagram @CatulaTheCat. If you’re interested in downloading free coloring pages or seeing Margaret Atwood with a blowtorch, check out more Leisure Learning related content at www.MelissaHaasCreates.com….
