Alexandra Johnson: Leaving a Trace : On Keeping a Journal
Best book in years on journal keeping.
Jon Katz: Running to the Mountain : A Midlife Adventure
Fleeing the city - to think.
Jeffrey A. Kottler: Divine Madness : Ten Stories of Creative Struggle
Simply fascinating.
Ralph Keyes: The Courage to Write : How Writers Transcend Fear
Best book I have ever read on writing encouragement. I'm reading it for the third time!
The Creative License: Giving Yourself Permission to be the Artist You Truly Are
This one comes highly recommended!
GOLDEN SECTION NOTES is a user-friendly e-notebook that organizes your notes and graphics in a convenient folder tree format. When you must organize that digital
information, try GS NOTES.
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Oprah Winfrey did the right thing today. As a lover of books - and especially the memoir genre - I was disappointed in her earlier call to Larry King Live defending James Frey, author of A Million Little Pieces. I was very proud to see Oprah stand up to Mr. Frey and his publisher. The truth matters. It matters in the paper world, the digital world, the real world. It just matters. Thank you, Oprah.
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