The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron

[wildsweetone]

Knowing the benefits that I've received from working through this book, I wondered how many other Literoticians have come into contact with The Artist's Way.

Did you find your creative skills improved?

Did you find you were eager to begin new projects or to continue with existing creations?

I am being literally inundated with synchronicity in anything to do with writing and finding it incredible.

How long have you kept up with your Morning Pages?



If you have not read this book nor attended a course, then I'd like to recommend it to you. Your local library is likely to have a copy.

 

[Guest]

 

[wildsweetone]

You're welcome.

Felt I just had to share.

 

[KillerMuffin]

Actually, I'm halfway through How to Draw Manga Vol. 1 by Ben Dunn.

I'm so in love with manga.

*swoons*

 

[wildsweetone]

Big eyes, perfect breasts and short skirts... not to mention big eyes, bulging biceps and perfect buns. *wiping brow*

Hey did Leslie ever get in touch with you KM?

When are we going to see some of your manga art? And, how many volumes did Ben Dunn publish? (or shouldn't I ask?)

 

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[otherdarkmeat]

I've eye-balled "Artists Way" over the years, but now I'll have to pick it up.

Have you read any of the books in the "Elements of Fiction Writing" series? I'm currently enjoying "Beginnings, Middles & Ends" by Nancy Kress. I plan to read "Characters & Viewpoint" by Orson Scott Card next.

As for anime and manga, I've been a life-long fan. It was an advantage of being raised by a Japanese mother.

Masamune Shirow's work has impressed me in the range from action-packed to erotic.

-Mike B.

 

[wildsweetone]

I've eye-balled "Artists Way" over the years, but now I'll have to pick it up.

Have you read any of the books in the "Elements of Fiction Writing" series? I'm currently enjoying "Beginnings, Middles & Ends" by Nancy Kress. I plan to read "Characters & Viewpoint" by Orson Scott Card next.

As for anime and manga, I've been a life-long fan. It was an advantage of being raised by a Japanese mother.

Masamune Shirow's work has impressed me in the range from action-packed to erotic.

-Mike B.

Hi Mike, No I havent read any of the books you mentioned. Thanks though, I've made a note and will see if I can get hold of them.