Steven Pressfield

Episode Thirteen: Go Tell the Spartans

By Steven Pressfield |

What made Thermopylae different from every other great battle?

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Episode Twelve: The Citizen-Soldier

By Steven Pressfield |

The Minutemen of Lexington and Concord, the sharpshooters on both sides at Gettysburg, the “Greatest Generation” of WWII.

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Killer Instinct, Part Two

By Steven Pressfield |

I have a friend who runs a literary agency in Hollywood. She represents screenwriters. I was having lunch with her a few weeks ago and I asked her, “Is there any one mistake you find your writers making over and over?”

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Killer Instinct, Part One

By Steven Pressfield |

I’ve been doing a video series on social media called “The Warrior Archetype.” One of the points I’m trying to make is that exterior virtues that we often associate with soldiers and physical combatants can also be called upon by you and me as we fight the interior “war of art.”

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Episode Eight: The Warrior Archetype

By Steven Pressfield |

You turn fifteen and (if you’re a guy) you suddenly want to put on a helmet and beat your buddies’ brains out on the football field, drive fast, hang with your homies, and blow things up.

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Historical Fiction, #1

By Steven Pressfield |

I was watching Shakespeare’s Henry V the other night (the Kenneth Branagh film version from 1989) and it got me thinking about historical fiction and why I write it. At least one of the reasons.

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Episode Seven: What Is an Archetype?

By Steven Pressfield |

We’re getting deep today, exploring the great psychologist Carl Jung’s concept of the Collective Unconscious and the archaic “super-personalities” that dwell there — the Archetypes.

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Episode Six: “Come And Take Them”

By Steven Pressfield |

2500 years ago, the Persian king Xerxes, while invading Greece with an army of two million men (according to Herodotus), confronted the defending Greeks, led by 300 Spartan warriors, at a narrow pass called Thermopylae.

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“Get to true identity” is not always happy

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Last week we explored the story concept of

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Episode Five: A Society of Virtue

By Steven Pressfield |

Lycurgus was the founder of Sparta. The first thing he did was outlaw money. He wanted his people to pursue virtue instead.

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