Listener Mark Van Tassel sent us this gem, along with permission to use it.
Yes, yes. We’ll get around to that “Hero of a Thousand Faces” podcast Any Day Now.
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Listener Mark Van Tassel sent us this gem, along with permission to use it.
Yes, yes. We’ll get around to that “Hero of a Thousand Faces” podcast Any Day Now.
Comments are closed.
I know I’m getting old, but even on my big monitor, with an expanded view, that’s pretty faint. Hero of a Thousand Pages by Brandon Sanderson, Cover by Howard Tayler, Foreword by Dan Wells … because you’re in a hurry? Might rescan with a bit darker setting?
Hey, by the time you get to the podcast, maybe it will be the Hero with a Thousand and One Faces :-)
Sorry about the contrast. I’ll ink it at some point in the future.
In meantime, I’m counting this as my first publication credit. :-)
Yay, Mark! Now, what you have to do is do a screen capture, and print that out to put in your writing scrapbook.
When it comes to The Hero With a Thousand Faces, you might check out Christopher Vogler’s “The Writer’s Journey”. It approaches screen writing through the Hero’s Journey lens, analyzing several well-known movies. I found it very useful as a gamemaster. :)
That made me laugh. :)
I tried to read it, I honestly did but it’s so…weird!
I thought it was Hero of a Thousand Faces yet the images says Hero of a Thousand Pages??? lol… :)
@JG
Maybe *both* are true.
I kind of like how there’s text on the siding of the pages. Perhaps this is something that can be done with real books one day? (Once the technology becomes available!)
So… Any news on the subject? I am about to read the book.
A shoutout to all listeners: Please read the book, so the crew have no excuses to make the podcast.
Cheers