Blogs Posts on "Archetypes"

The Mythic Journey Behind Daughter Am I by Bertram's Blog on Nov 21, 2009Today is the last day of my Daughter Am I virtual book tour, and what better place to end it than here, at my own blog. Thank you everyone for your support during the past five weeks. It was a wonderful journey! Daughter Am I was the combination of t...

A Change IS Gonna Come! by Acts of Faith In Love and Life on Oct 19, 2009Sometimes we get encouragement during less-than-expected circumstances. I say take it wherever you can get it. For example I read my October horoscope forecast - DON"T LAUGH - at Susan Miller's... Continuing Reading Here...

Research: When Good Books Go Bad by Bertram's Blog on Sep 23, 2009Many good books go bad when the authors refuse to let go of any of their hard-won research and so dump it all in the novel, making the story drag. I have a tendency to put in a lot of information — though I don’t use all my research, not even...

Economic Meltdown and Collective Guilt by Blog4Brains on Jun 23, 2009Was Stewart right for blaming Cramer? What is Collective Guilt? Can collective guilt be found in nature? Do the lemmings have a case of collective guilt when the entire group of lemmings commit “suicide” together? Was it collective guilt...

The Mist: An Analysis by 28 Days Later Analysis on Dec 28, 2008"The Mist," touches on themes of primeval human emotions, the struggles of man in the dark, and of primordial Gods. There are several scenes involving David Drayton (Thomas Jane) and his group of light/sun worshippers versus Mrs. Carmody (Marci

The Top 9 Things That May Have Gone Wrong with Last Defenders - Part One by AudioShocker on Oct 17, 2008Reflecting back on this recent miniseries from Marvel Comics, I’m fascinated by its underwhelming promotion and reception. Last Defenders was a smart, fun, and kinetic story that followed Nighthawk thru an introspective journey into modern supe.