Plot-Structure-GMC Explore the feminine journey and create a BIG story with writing coach Mary O'Gara

[bcolor=#ffffff]Did you love Gone with the Wind and Titanic? Do you write women’s fiction or family sagas? The feminine journey is the structure underlying all those stories...and more. The feminine journey structure allows deep exploration of the characters' feelings and emotional changes without wandering into melodrama or the maudlin. Mary [/bcolor][bcolor=transparent]will teach the feminine journey both as a structure for story based on the myth of Inanna and as the actual journey writers and artists take in discovering their own creative work. She will explore,[/bcolor]

1. [bcolor=transparent][bcolor=transparent]The structure of the feminine journey,[/bcolor][/bcolor]
2. [bcolor=transparent][bcolor=transparent]Where the feminine journey story opens,[/bcolor][/bcolor]
3. [bcolor=transparent][bcolor=transparent]Finding feminine journey stories in myth, history and the world,[/bcolor][/bcolor]
4. [bcolor=transparent][bcolor=transparent]Role models for a heroine,[/bcolor][/bcolor]
5. [bcolor=transparent][bcolor=transparent]Character growth in feminine journey versus the hero’s journey, [/bcolor][/bcolor]
6. [bcolor=transparent][bcolor=transparent]Exploring the masculine and feminine in ancient wisdom and internal processes[/bcolor][/bcolor]

• [bcolor=transparent][bcolor=#ffffff]Bonus material includes all new bonus lesson on making your dark night darker for any journey or genre[/bcolor][/bcolor]

The feminine journey and the masculine journey or the hero’s journey are often combined for breakthrough novels. But the feminine journey, in its profound options and variations, is itself a major fictional structure that is undertaught today.

Each lesson on a segment of the feminine journey as fiction will also include suggestions for understanding the feminine journey’s role in your own life. In turn, that understanding will make the feminine journey a powerful and accessible structure for your work.