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When we talk about mythic fiction, it's easy to assume mythic stories are created through familiar ingredients: archetypes, symbolism, old myths, epic structure. But I don't think that's where mythic storytelling begins. In this post/podcast, I explore seven practices and mindset ...  Show more

What makes a story feel truly mythic? Many writers assume mythic fiction comes from borrowing archetypes, retelling old myths, or layering symbolic imagery into a story. While there is immense value in studying mythology, fairy tales, folklore, and archetypal storytelling traditi ...  Show more

Elevate your stories with captivating villains! Learn the key elements of writing effective antagonists who drive conflict and reader engagement. Find the full article and more on https://englishpluspodcast.com/crafting-compelling-villains-a-guide-to-writing-great-antagonists/ Un ...  Show more

What is the shape of your narrative? CONSUME: “17776 Football” by Jon Bois https://www.sbnation.com/a/17776-football CREATE: Write a 100 word story with a beginning, middle and end. Write another 100 word story with completely different characters and completely different action. ...  Show more

We talk about how acting like you're the main character can be hurtful to those around you and also discuss when you should prioritize your own happiness vs someone else's. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

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