Writing down the bones: freeing the writer within/
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| Language: | English |
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Boston ; London:
Shambhala,
c1986
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Table of Contents:
- Writing is not a McDonald's hamburger
- Obsessions
- Original detail
- Power of detail
- Baking a cake
- Living twice
- Writers have good figures
- Listening
- Don't marry the fly
- Don't use writing to get love
- What are your deep dreams?
- Syntax
- Nervously sipping wine
- Don't tell, but show
- Be specific
- Big concentration
- Ordinary and extraordinary - Talk is the exercise ground
- Writing is a communal act
- One plus one equals a Mercedes-Benz
- Be an animal
- Make statements and answer questions
- Action of a sentence
- Writing in restaurants
- Writing studio
- Big topic: eroticism
- Tourist in your own town
- Write anyplace
- Go further
- Engendering compassion
- Doubt is torture
- Little sweet
- New moment
- Why do I write?
- Every Monday
- More about Mondays
- Spontaneous writing booths
- Sensation of space
- Large field to wander in - Goody-two-shoes nature
- No hindrances
- Meal you love
- Use loneliness
- Blue lipstick and a cigarette hanging out your mouth
- Going home
- Story circle
- Writing marathons
- Claim your writing
- Trust yourself
- Samurai
- Rereading and rewriting
- I don't want to die.