Tag: Writing

Tarot For Writers: Hero’s Journey (Spring 2009)

Join Arwen for an intensive, online workshop. Meet your characters as you have never met them before. Learn about their quirks and let your journey through the cards introduce you to their own past. Writer’s Block will never be a problem again with the Tarot cards to give you insight.

Let Arwen show you a new way to approach your writing. Hang on to your manuscripts as she unleashes the power of Tarot for you. In an online workshop, you will learn how to utilize the Tarot for yourself on a personal level. Meet your characters as you have never met them before. Learn about their quirks and let your journey through the cards introduce you to their own past. Writer’s Block will never be a problem again with the Tarot cards to give you insight.

• I’m so grateful for that class–you can’t imagine how indispensable the Hero’s Journey spread has been for me. It’s given me some amazing breakthroughs, and it was instrumental in writing my last outline for a proposal. It’s almost eerie when I look back and think, wow, if I hadn’t pulled that card, the novel might have taken an entirely different turn.–Jeri Smith-Ready

What can you expect from this class?

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Tarot For Writers: Hero’s Journey (Spring 2009)

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Join Arwen for an intensive, online workshop. Meet your characters as you have never met them before. Learn about their quirks and let your journey through the cards introduce you to their own past. Writer’s Block will never be a problem again with the Tarot cards to give you insight.

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WORKSHOP: Tarot For Writers

Want a tool that will help you plot, learn about your characters and help you finish the damned book? Have you been thinking you would like to learn to read the Tarot for yourself? Scared that there is just too much to memorize? Ready to try something new? Continue reading “WORKSHOP: Tarot For Writers”

Spread: Fairy Tale Spread — The Ugly Duckling

I shared this spread on Aeclectic Tarot in December of 2005. It is part of my Fairy Tale Spread series.  I have expanded on that spread in this post. This is a deep, introspective Tarot spread that I hope will help you find out things you needed to know. If you would like me to do this reading for you, please feel free to email me.

In the Tale of The Ugly Duckling, we find someone who has Continue reading “Spread: Fairy Tale Spread — The Ugly Duckling”

Why Take A Workshop For NaNoWriMo?

NaNoWriMo 2008 Supporter

Why take my Hero’s Journey workshop ?

    Because it will keep you focused on your NaNoWriMo goals. It’s a small, intimate group so you can benefit from individualized attention. You don’t need to be a NaNoWriMo participant either. Do you want to get that book plotted? Do you want to explore your character’s journey? Come join us for the month of November.

    Full details here.

NaNoWriMo Specials

(ends 10/31/2008)

  1. Hero’s Journey Spread ($35 for NaNoWriMo participants. Normally $45)
  2. Hero’s Journey For Two Spread) ($55 for NaNoWriMo participants. Normally $65)
  3. Character Insight Spread ($35 for NaNoWriMo participants. Normally $45)

See all of these and other spreads for fiction writers here.

Poem: Restless Screams

Journey Strain Urge Tug Pull Guide Seek Distance Sea

Restless Screams

Sometimes urges–primal screams of myself if you will
Yank at me like restless children who tug my hand
Come with us. Play with us. Run with us. Live please.
Should I seek these winsome toddler thoughts–follow?
Should I stay planted in my known domesticated self
Would the journey to the wilding that is within
Strain my sanity. Snap me like a twig. Break me down?
Pull me closer to that edge with fantasies of hope
With no map in hand I must let that muse guide me
Will she pull me over the bone-shattering cliff?
Will she drown me in that soul-sucking sea?
There in the distance I can hear those cries
Wailing, laughing, crying, shouting, screaming
Those restless children. Those primal screams of me.

Stephanie Arwen Lynch
9/4/2008