Podcast
Monday, June 24, 2024
Episode 47: The Heroine's Labyrinth with Douglas A. Burton
The Heroine’s Labyrinth! I blurbed it and said “The Heroine’s Labyrinth is filled with profound and unique observations on the topic of story structure, no matter what the gender of your protagonist. Burton closely analyzes a wide breadth of stories and proves his thesis that Joseph Campbell missed half the story.” James agrees and we dive into some of Douglas’s many interesting new archetypes!
We’re back! This time, we welcome author Douglas A. Burton to discuss his new book
Saturday, June 08, 2024
Oh No, Emergency Reviews Needed!
Hi everybody!
Help, I have an emergency! I’ve written before about how proud I’ve always been that the average review on my first book was five stars on Amazon. Well today, after eight years, it dipped down to 4.5! This has destroyed me. Could you please restore my devastated sense of self? If you’ve never reviewed “The Secrets of Story: Innovative Tools for Perfecting Your Fiction and Captivating Readers”, could you give it five stars today? Thank you so very much! Feel free to review it here.
And/or you can review my second book: “The Secrets of Character: Writing a Hero Anyone Will Love” here. Thank you again!
Both books are apparently easier to review on Goodreads, so please feel free to rate the first one or the second one there!
Maybe you like the audiobook of my first book? You can review the book on Audible. (Click on “More options”)
And/or you can review the second audiobook!
If you’re a fan of “The Secrets of Story Podcast”, I would love an iTunes review, especially because one of the featured reviews on this page is entitled “so-so” (I don’t see how you can do it here, but you can do it by searching for The Secrets of Story Podcast in the iTunes store, then clicking on Ratings and Reviews)
Or you can review that podcast on Audible! (Once again, click on “More Options”)
And while you’re on iTunes, you can also review “Marvel Reread Club”!
Or Review “Marvel Reread Club” on Audible!
At this point, it’s the end of a long day of reviewing Matt Bird stuff, so kick back, relax and watch the sunset. Thanks so much for any help you can give me!
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