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Old 04-01-2008, 10:48 PM   #16
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yes, that's a great book and a helpful writing tool
daily pages is a fantastic way to source creativity
i would recommend it to any writer not just artist
i'm sorry folks, i got confused with another book
probably because i read them about the same time
daily pages is an exercise from The Artist's Way book





Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain
have other types of exercises
and is still a great resource
for those who write ...
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Sorry to disagree with most, but I don't think the "just do it" slogan works for writers.
Thoughtless writing is trash....doing more of it will just make you a prolific trash writer.
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