16 Oct

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Writing as a Way of Life: A Book About Art, Craft, and Devotion - A Reflection on Commitment and Creativity When I first picked up Writing as a Way of Life by Brian Morton, I was immediately drawn to the title. As someone who has danced back and forth with the written word, it struck me as a curious blend of reverence and practicality, hinting at a journey of both discovery and discipline. Morton, a seasoned novelist and memoirist, brings forth a wealth of experience that feels...

14 Oct

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Finding My Voice: A Journey with Sandford Lyne's Writing Poetry from the Inside Out As a lifelong lover of words, the promise of unlocking my poetic voice in Writing Poetry from the Inside Out by Sandford Lyne felt like an invitation to a hidden world I knew existed but had never dared to explore. With a background as a national poetry workshop leader, Lyne’s approach promised a balance of structured guidance and free-spirited exploration—a tantalizing combination for anyone eager to venture into the realm of poetry. From the moment I...

24 Aug

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Review of Everybody Has a Podcast (Except You): A How-to Guide from the McElroy Brothers As a longtime listener of the McElroy brothers' hilariously chaotic podcast, My Brother, My Brother and Me, I was eager to dive into Everybody Has a Podcast (Except You). Could I unlock the secrets behind their whimsical banter and incredible knack for podcasting? With their distinct personalities and goofy humor, I had high hopes that this book would be both enlightening and entertaining. The essence of the book revolves around demystifying the podcasting process, with...

11 Aug

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Write It All Down: How to Put Your Life on the Page by Cathy Rentzenbrink - A Journey of Self-Discovery Through Words As I settled into my favorite corner of a cozy café, scarf wrapped snugly around me and a chai latte in hand, I felt a flutter of excitement mixed with a dash of trepidation. I was about to embark on a writing journey with Cathy Rentzenbrink, an author whose voice feels like a comforting chat over coffee. "Write It All Down: How to Put Your Life on...

08 Aug

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Review of Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within by Natalie Goldberg As a writer who often wrestles with self-doubt and the looming specter of the blank page, I was drawn to Natalie Goldberg’s Writing Down the Bones like a moth to a flame. This iconic book, marking its 30th anniversary, has been a companion to many aspiring writers over the years, yet I had only recently discovered its treasure trove of wisdom. Listening to Goldberg's calming voice in the audiobook edition made me feel as though I...

23 Jul

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A Journey Through Imagination: A Review of Of Her Own Design As someone who has always been captivated by the magic of storytelling, I was immediately drawn to Of Her Own Design, the latest graphic novel by the talented artist and writer [Author's Name]. The concept—a teenage girl tackling writer’s block while simultaneously navigating the complexities of adolescence—felt like a mirror reflecting my own youthful struggles. The allure of escapism through creativity is something I resonate with deeply, and this book promised a heartfelt adventurescape that did not disappoint. Set...

11 Jul

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Unleashing Your Inner Poet: A Review of How to Write Poetry: A Guided Journal with Prompts As a lifelong lover of words and introspective musings, How to Write Poetry: A Guided Journal with Prompts by Callisto Publishing was a revelation that landed in my hands just when I needed it the most. I’ve always found comfort in the rhythm of poetry, but after some time away from my pen, I felt reluctant and uninspired. This guided journal feels like a warm invitation to step back into the poetic world,...