This episode is a followup to our narration of Dracula's Guest by Bram Stoker. We'll be exploring how the Jungian psychological archetype of The Hero was used effectively in the telling of the tale. And we'll also discuss techniques that we as writers can use to employ this archetype in our own storycraft.

This episode is a narration of the classic tale of terror by Bram Stoker. The unnamed hero finds himself in peril while alone in the woods only to discover he has an unusual guardian.

This episode is a followup to our narration of Count Magnus by M.R. James. We'll be exploring how the Jungian psychological archetype of The Persona was used effectively in the telling of the tale. And we'll also discuss techniques that we as writers can use to employ this archetype in our own storycraft.

This episode is a narration of the classic tale of terror by M.R. James. It is a fascinating cautionary tale about what happens when the public image clashes with the private life.

This episode is a followup to our narration of The Highwaymen by Lord Dunsany. We'll be exploring how the Jungian psychological archetype of The Animus & Anima was used effectively in the telling of the tale. And we'll also discuss techniques that we as writers can use to employ this archetype in our own storycraft.

This episode is a narration of the classic tale of terror by Lord Dunsany. It is enjoyable and terrible, but not without a glimmer of redemption.

This episode is a followup to our narration of The Monkey's Paw by W.W. Jacobs. We'll be exploring how the Jungian psychological archetype of The Self was used effectively in the telling of the tale. And we'll also discuss techniques that we as writers can use to employ The Self archetype in our own storycraft.

In this episode we read the classic tale of terror by W.W. Jacobs, setting the mood and the tone to discuss the Jungian psychological archetype of The Self in our followup episode.

This episode is a followup to our narration of the Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Allen Poe. We'll be exploring how the Jungian psychological archetype of The Shadow was used effectively in the telling of the tale. And we'll also discuss techniques that we as writers can use to employ The Shadow in our own storycraft.

This kickoff episode is a narration of the classic tale by Edgar Allen Poe. In the followup episode, we'll be exploring the Jungian archetype of The Shadow and how Poe used it effectively in his story. We'll also discuss how, as writers, we can use The Shadow to effectively enhance our own stories.