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Writing and the Spriit
Published By Hickey's Books
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Published: July 27, 2010
Words: 25506 (approximate)
Language: English
Ebook description
Author Ken Kuhlken has long puzzled over the mystery we call inspiration. Here he offers insights about attitudes, habits and practices through which artists find themselves inspired. Writing and the Spirit is a guide to living as an artist.Tags
writing, inspiration, creativity, writing a book, writing a novel, writing a story, writing advice, writing groups, teaching writing, dostoyevski, creative writiingAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
anastasia campos
on June 30, 2011 :
(no rating)
In Writing and the Spirit, Kuhlken speaks with all the ease of a friend on your couch. An ingenius, multiple-PhD-holding, wise-man sort of friend, if you have one of those. His observations from the world about us, writers in history and his own experience (failures and triumphs) combine to form an insightful, relevant work for all writers of faith.
He examines the (inner and outer) confrontations all writers must engage with in order to produce meaningful work. Among them are the nature of inspiration, imagination, and how not to be a hack. He also covers the downright nitty-gritty of the thing - the practical conditions that we all strive for and against in order to produce works in which, as he's noted elsewhere, "the words sing."
This is an all-around handbook of writerly wisdom that anyone who - like the subtitle notes - hopes to change the world, must read.
(reviewed long after purchase)