The wound is the place where the Light enters you.
― Rumi
Every story is about being broken and trying to be whole.
All of us, even the happy ones among us, are in some way broken. At some point, usually early in life, we have experienced a moment of cracking and breaking. The breaking continues throughout our lives.
Recent Posts
- Broken and Whole
- Thinking, Fast and Slow: The Perfect Overview of How the Brain Works from a Nobel Laureate
- Eric R. Williams on the Machinery of Genre and Storytelling
- Varieties of Writer’s Block
- Don’t Believe a Word Your Friends and Colleagues Say. Instead, Find Someone Who Will Tell You the Truth.
- Andy Reid’s Approach to Creativity
Storytelling Posts
- Broken and Whole
- Eric R. Williams on the Machinery of Genre and Storytelling
- Let Us Now Praise Robert McKee
- ‘What If?’ Angus Fletcher on the Brain and Storythinking
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Posts on Writing Mechanics
- Varieties of Writer’s Block
- Don’t Believe a Word Your Friends and Colleagues Say. Instead, Find Someone Who Will Tell You the Truth.
- Andy Reid’s Approach to Creativity
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Posts on Analysis
- Thinking, Fast and Slow: The Perfect Overview of How the Brain Works from a Nobel Laureate
- How Donald Trump’s Rhetoric Jazzes His Base … And Splits the Nation
- Beware the Gaslighters: Some Simple Questions to Ask To Avoid Getting Manipulated
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Writers on Writing
- Let Us Now Praise Robert McKee
- ‘What If?’ Angus Fletcher on the Brain and Storythinking
- Kate Daloz on a Bygone Era, Research as Me-Search, and the Craft of Storytelling
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