Grant Faulkner
Auteur de Pep Talks for Writers: 52 Insights and Actions to Boost Your Creative Mojo
Œuvres de Grant Faulkner
Nothing Short Of: Selected Tales from 100 Word Story.org (2018) — Directeur de publication — 6 exemplaires
The End of the Golden Gate: Writers on Loving and (Sometimes) Leaving San Francisco (2021) 4 exemplaires
The Names of All Things 1 exemplaire
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Pep Talks for Writers: 52 Insights and Actions to… par Grant Faulkner
Cette critique a été écrite dans le cadre des Critiques en avant-première de LibraryThing."Pep Talks for Writers" was an entertaining read that would be useful to writers of all skill levels.
Inspired to read this due to NaNoWriMo starting this month. Definitely has some great ideas to use to make you a better writer.
Cette critique a été écrite dans le cadre des Critiques en avant-première de LibraryThing.(note: this was among my to-be-reviewed books that ended up in the hands of the wrong people when moving 4/1/18 - see https://btripp-books.livejournal.com/206862.html for details - I did brief reviews of these lost books on recall)
(finished 01/27/18)
This LTER acquisition didn't make much of a lasting impression on me. That's not to say that my now-missing copy didn't have a bunch of little bookmarks pointing me to useful stuff, just that it didn't stick in my head. Obviously, with 52 chapters there must have been the thought that one would work on a chapter a week … not a bad idea ... and some of these deal with major writing issues (snagging from the Amazon “look inside” view of the TOC): “Embrace Constraints”, “Treating Imposter Syndrome”, “Sleep, Sleeplessness, and Creativity”, and “Trusting in The Absurd”. The author is the Executive Director of NaNoWriMo – the National Novel Writing Month – and much (as it's coming back to me now) of this is tilted towards fiction writing.… (plus d'informations)
(finished 01/27/18)
This LTER acquisition didn't make much of a lasting impression on me. That's not to say that my now-missing copy didn't have a bunch of little bookmarks pointing me to useful stuff, just that it didn't stick in my head. Obviously, with 52 chapters there must have been the thought that one would work on a chapter a week … not a bad idea ... and some of these deal with major writing issues (snagging from the Amazon “look inside” view of the TOC): “Embrace Constraints”, “Treating Imposter Syndrome”, “Sleep, Sleeplessness, and Creativity”, and “Trusting in The Absurd”. The author is the Executive Director of NaNoWriMo – the National Novel Writing Month – and much (as it's coming back to me now) of this is tilted towards fiction writing.… (plus d'informations)
Cette critique a été écrite dans le cadre des Critiques en avant-première de LibraryThing.This guide from one of the director's of NaNoWriMo contains 52 sessions for fiction writers to enhance their creativity. These exercises would be most useful for someone who is stuck and needs a little inspiration to get through their writer's block. This little actions include creative dreaming, going for a walk/fieldtrip, writing down observations, and thinking about what you are wearing while you write. I think I will don my glamorous spy outfit and see what happens.
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