Physical Senses | Anjuelle Floyd

Of Talismans, Symbols and Goals

Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays, Musings

Every good story possesses not only a character, who through the author’s lucid and vibrant descriptions, draws us to root for her or him, but who also reflects aspect of ourselves with whom we have yet to make peace, or accept.
The protagonists of these stories also face a formidable opponent, a living, and breathing antagonist, [...]

Tags: antagonist, central character, character, compliment, conspensate, engage, entertain, escape, identify, journey, light and dark, opponent, personality, physical senses, psychology, story, symbols, transformation

Read more | Comments (0) | November 24, 2009

The Writer and The Temple

Posted by Anjuelle Floyd | Filed under Articles and Essays, Musings

–Green my life and remove my sorrows.
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The picture is stunning. But it was the words underneath that caught my attention.The relationship between global warming and fiction writing may not present as clear.

Tags: autobiography, awareness, biography, body, characters, climage change, climate, craft, earth, evolutionary, fiction, global warming, hearth, home, house, human consciousness, human psyche, physical senses, physical setting, setting, soul, stories, temple, world, writers

Read more | Comments (2) | October 15, 2009

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Of Dimensions of Experience, Mystery and Feet of Practicality… March 10, 2010
Climax follows a time of crisis in a story. As the narrative heads for resolution the protagonist must decide how she or he will evidence not only their survival and triumph of the great battle she or he has fought, but how they will manifest those that shift in consciousness, that change of heart, in a way that will allow the experience to remain alive with […]
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