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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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“Confronting The Fear – A Writer Prepares to Publish.” A writer takes steps to publish a memoir he has written, knowing that moving forward with his book will help him release the fears he has harbored since childhood.
Published in Life As A Human.
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“Sleep Deprivation” S.MASH @ Flickr.com. Creative Commons. Some Rights Reserved.
Posted in Betrayal, child abuse, Courage, Fear, gestalt, grandmother, Healing, Inner Child, Locked up, Writers block, writers conference, tagged asylum, Betrayal, child abuse, Courage, Fear, gestalt, grandmother, Healing, Inner Child, locked up, writers block, writers conference on Tuesday, January 25, 2011| Leave a Comment »
“I Can Have You Committed!” An author writes an inner child exercise, and discovers a threat by his grandmother when he was eight years old that locked up his writing for many years.
Published in Life As A Human.
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“Henry Hobson Richardson 1870 Buffalo State Asylum Buffalo NY 1332″ Bobistraveling @ Flickr.com Creative Commons. Some Rights Reserved.
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