PSYCHOLOGY IN LIFE AND WRITING with R.J. JACOBS

The Impact of a Psychology in Life and in Writing is Multifaceted and Fascinating

EPISODE 48) Mystery Author and Psychologist R.J. Jacobs has a lot to say about storytelling, setting, characters, motivations, and … psychology. (And even more actually.) So, basically, psychology in life and writing is infused into part of the conversation.

OUR HOSTS GET OUT OF THEIR BUBBLE

Emily puts a disappointment in perspective.

Jon Meyers is shocked by a couple dozen academics from across the country.

YOU RESPOND

Emily “Mily” Tucker Rhinelander takes on a call to action from Stephanie L.Jones.

#HEYJONMEYERS

Emily teaches Jon Meyers why sometimes he’s colder than other times. (No, she isn’t talking about his demeanor.)

WEEK SIX OF WHY IS THIS BABY CRYING?

Jon Meyers teaches Emily yet another reason her child might be crying. Actually the intention is to increase awareness of reasons other children have cried so that Emily can avoid these situations once her child is born.

CALL TO ACTION

R. J. Jacobs asks you to write a conversation in which your character tries to tell you — the author — something.

THE FINAL ACT: CHICKEN ATTACK EDITION

Spoiler Alert: Emily aces this one.

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