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I had a remarkable radio interview tonight with Kate Loving Shenk. We explored my healing journey, and my upcoming book Healing The Writer. Listen at the end, when Kate gives me a direction that had been sitting there in front of me, but I hadn’t seen it yet. Helping other people with creative blocks, based on my experience. The picture is me at age 19 – and I’m reclaiming that creative soul!
Here’s a link to the radio show:
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“I Capture The Writing Vision.” An author realizes that there are several books that need to be written to fully explain the healing novel he wrote about his father.
Published in Life As A Human.
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“God is a farmer” h.koppdelaney @ Flickr.com. Creative Commons. Some Rights Reserved.
Posted in Abandonment, Anger, Creativity, Janis Joplin, Joe Vitale, Me And Bobby McGee, Wheat harvest, Writers block, Writing, tagged Abandonment, Anger, Creativity, janis joplin, joe vitale, me and bobby mcgee, memoir, Wheat harvest, writers block, Writing on Thursday, November 18, 2010| 2 Comments »
“I Abandon A Book – Again!” An author has several agents interested in his novel. He works hard to revise his manuscript, only to be crushed when it needs further work. He walks away from the book.
Published in Life As A Human.
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“Self Portrait, Walking Away: On one of the jetties at Gräsvik” Misteraitch @flickr.com Creative Commons, some rights reserved.
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