The Writer’s Mind Part 1: Tapping Into Your Hidden Logic

Join us for an hour of upbeat, philosophical, and inspirational conversation in this first of a three-part literary salon series delving into the writer’s mind with our unique gifts of logical, emotional, and intuitive intelligence. This first salon explores our native talent for integrating hard logic into the wilds of fantasy as we calculate character logic, draft story structure architecture, and set it ablaze with the “Unity of Opposites,” introduced by Heraclitus in ancient times. From there we springboard into an entertaining look into artificial intelligence as an auxiliary form of logic trying to infiltrate the writer’s den with lofty promises backed by inevitable disappointments.
In March, part two of the series takes us into conversation about tapping into and advancing our emotional intelligence. In April, part three lets us dive into our limitless power of intuition from where all creative work emerges.

These conversations are part of a mythopoetic writing movement founded on The Universal Grammar of Story, a deeply philosophical approach to creative writing that provides for the writer’s technical, linguistic, emotional, and intuitive needs. Complementary chapters of “The Grammar,” along with chapters of the companion workbook and game book, are available on the Invisible Press website and on [academia.edu](https://independent.academia.edu/HazelDenhart). Books can be purchased directly from the Invisible Press, your local independent bookstore, or from any of the major online retailers including Amazon.