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... Day by Julia Cameron (*****) -- I'd felt creatively flat and had recently returned to the wellspring -- Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way and its twin practices of Morning Pages and Artist Dates. So I was interested to see that Cameron has sliced her material in a new and accessible way in ...

... at the other reviews and ratings, I'm in the minority in not liking it that much. And if I were you, I'd stay away from The Artist's Way, too!

... I read it in spring and loved it and then passed it on to my sister-in-law and she loved it too. I have attempted to do The Artist's Way twice. The first time I abandoned it because one of my closest friends became very ill, and then died. I tried it again four years later. A month into it ...

I haven't read The Artist's Way because I also am generally not interested in "new agey" types of things. A book on creativity I can recommend is Fearless Creating by Eric Maisel.

Tracy, some years ago someone gave me The Artist's Way and I had much the same reaction to it that you did, but I fear I was less open-minded about it than you were! You might have inspired me to try again, but I was so annoyed by it I gave it away!

51. The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron, 245 pages. 4/5. Review. Finished 11/15/2009. I am in the process of re-exploring my life, and especially the role creativity (specifically writing) may take as I go forward. Although The Art ...

Author A - B - Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly by Anthony Bourdain C - The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron D - The Red Queen by Margaret Drabble E F G H - Imperium by Robert Harris I - Einstein: His ...

"i wouldn't know" The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron "Why all this logic-brain/artist-brain talk?

The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron

>49 CarolynSchroeder: Obviously you haven't gotten to the "no reading" week of the Artist's Way. It's a killer. I'm really struggling with What I Loved - 100+ pages into it and I'm not attached to any of the characters and there's no plot, just pretentious artsy New Yorkers. I may give up ...

... the romance. Not a big science fiction/time travel fan, but we shall see. With open mind I go. I am also 3 weeks into The Artist's Way which is going well but a 12-week program, so I'll be at it for the remainder.

... finished Out Stealing Horses which I was very ho hum about (having heard so much) ... and am beginning Week 1 tomorrow of The Artist's Way (which is a 12-week creativity unblocker of sorts). So I also started, on a HUGELY STRONG recommendation of a friend (who, like me, doesn't even read ...

... & Zoe Francois, 272 pages. 4/5. Review. Finished 11/15/2009. 51. The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron, 245 pages. 4/5. Review. Finished 11/15/2009. 52. The Hour of the Star by Clarice ...

I'm reading The Artist's Way: A spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron. So, I'm trying to be more creative, but by her description of what a creative person is like, I apparently don't fit the mold. I must work on developing some substance abuse issues, more psychoses and ...

... Writing and Creativity to "Artist Dates" -- using books for the inspiring little playdates that Julia Cameron recommends in The Artist's Way. And I expanded my Banned/Challenged category to also include books about taboo topics. Would love to hear some "taboo" recommendations!

I've modified two categories. 1) Most writers know about Morning Pages (from The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron) -- three pages of handwritten, stream-of-consciousness writing done first thing every morning, intended to clear the mental clutter. But fewer writers acknowledge Cameron’ ...

... *) The Other Side by Istvan Banyai (***) *Julia Cameron's (The Artist's Way) creative companion to Morning Pages (which empty the cluttered mind), Artist Dates are solitary playtimes intended to refill the mind with ...

Reading Girls of Tender Age a memoir by Mary-Ann Tirone Smith. Also working my way through The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron.

... Labor of love, to be sure. I have two pieces of advice. 1. Julia Cameron teaches Morning Pages in her book The Artist's Way. The idea is to write three pages of stream of consciousness, long hand, every morning as soon as you arise. You simply spill whatever comes to mind ...

... Right-Size by Julia Cameron - Because it's about writing and weight loss. Two topics of interest to me. And she wrote The Artist's Way which was pretty good. The Sound and the Fury by Faulker - Because it's one of the more commonly recommended classics and it fulfills a few spots on ...

... their tall, narrow, lightly inked font is too hard to read -- the type almost seemed broken. The only one I finished, The Artist's Way, doesn't use that font. If I remember, the Early Reviewer Firefly Lane had a similar font; but being formatted for hardcover, it had better spacing. >5 ...

I finished The Sparrow and now I'm racing through Floor Sample Julia Cameron's (author of The Artist's Way) autobiography. What an interesting life she's had. I didn't know she was married to Martin Scorsese, or that she was a recovered alcoholic and drug addict. Knowing that now I can see ...

... Hesse 5) Ficciones by Jorge Luis Borges 6) Lord of the Rings by Tolkien 7) Great Divorce by C. S. Lewis 8) Artist's way by Julia Cameron 9) A Monastic Breviary by Order of the Holy Cross 10) Omnium Gatherum a play by Theresa Rebeck 11) City of Night by John Rechy 12 ...

Ordered on BN.com last week & received yesterday: The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron Shakespeare's Landlord by Charlaine Harris Grave Sight by Charlaine Harris

... Hesse 5) Fictiones by Jorge Luis Borges 6) Lord of the Rings by Tolkien 7) Great Divorce by C. S. Lewis 8) Artist's way by Julia Cameron 9) A Monastic Breviary by Order of the Holy Cross 10) Omnium Gatherum a play by ??? 11) City of Night by John Rechy The best 10 is ...

#6 The Artist's Way was a reread, though soon I'll get the updated version and the workbook b/c I've joined a group specifically dedicated to remembering our creativity. I've reread it again cover-to-cover, and I wish I could tell you if it really works. Honestly, I've never done the whole ...

... 'Til I'm a Size Six * A Reader's Manifesto I'm currently reading Then We Came to the End for book club and The Artist's Way for a creativity group, and I have a "wish list" a mile long. If only all I had to do all day was read. Wouldn't that be great? Thanks for being here ...

... a flake, right? But I assumed that she has more credible stuff out there after looking at the other books she has put out. The Artist's Way and journal are on their way to my house as we speak,er,write.I have read Stephen King's book,in fact, as soon as it came out. I think I read Writing Down ...

I love, love, love Julia Cameron and I think I have everything she has ever written. Artist's way is, of course the basic book although I think I got more out of Vein of Gold. I HATED Floor Sample with a passion. It made me think less of her and I hated that. The supposedly funny book with ...

... sky is pewter." I enjoyed reading about the strange twists and turns of her life, but I think some of her other books like The Artist's Way and the accompanying journal are going to be more helpful with my writing. Book #5 is No Country for Old Men which is amazing. I wonder what they will do ...

Self-help and trash romance, waaahooo, go me. The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron and Seduction by Amanda Quick

... yet I keep buying new ones because I just have to read those first. Here's what I ordered from Amazon this week: 1. The Artist's Way 2. The Artist's Way Workbook 3. Lolita 4. The Secret History 5. The Chocolate War 6. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil--I lost my old ...

2007, I picked 150 books to read. However, the last Harry Potter book completely ruined things for me and I had to desire to pick up another book until recently. I got around 50, if I was lucky (see http://www.librarything.com/talktopic.php?topic=6899). So, I'm not going to bite off more than I ...

Good question. Let's see. 1. Finish 1st Draft of Novel (eek!) 2. Do The Artists Way, again 3. Go back to the stage, revisit Spoken Word 4. Submit poetry to journals and finally 5. Get my life together...

Using "Edit book", I entered an orginal language for Julia Cameron's The artist's way. After I saved the change, the hyperlinks in the comments field changed to plain text, no urls. Is that a glitch or will the comments field no longer accept text that will create web links?

I am reading Dime Store Magic by Kelley Armstrong this week, as well as working my way through The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron. Hoping to finish Dime Store Magic this weekend, I haven't had as much time to read at night as I usually do (the darling hubby has been chatty. lol).

... on synesthesia, which I am utterly fascinated by - I'm looking forward to this 153 Mental Processes and Intelligence - The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron - Kind of a course on increasing creative productivity. Well known. 155 Differential and Developm ...

... James and the Search for Scientific Proof of Life After Death by Deborah Blum 153 Mental Processes and Intelligence - The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron 158 Applied Psychology - Spilling Open: The Art of Becoming Yourself by Sabrina Ward Harrison 17 ...

... Roots 30s: Women's Room, The Chalice and the Blade 40s (a busy decade - went back to school): Beloved, Ishmael, Artist's Way, House of the Spirits, People's History of the United States, Refuge, Women Who Run with the Wolves, Circle of Stones 50s:A Path with Heart, Lovin ...

I was very disappointed with The Artist's Way too. I was looking for creative inspiration, not therapy. Rarely, do I not finish a book, but I could not get through The Corrections.

... too enthusiastically and shove it into my unwilling hands, I generally end up hating it. That's what happened to me with The Artist's Way, Charlaine Harris's Dead until dark, and One for the money by Janet Evanovich.

... Like Jazz, both of which were just a little light summer reading. ( : Now it's back to work with The Right to Write and The Artist's Way. And Dickens is such a hero of mine. I can honestly say that Pip and Estella forever altered my perspective about romantic relationships. ( :

... life. I've gained a lot of inspiration and motivation from the books of Julia Cameron, especially 'The Right to Write and The Artist's Way. Jaysee

... make it a references cloud. e.g. you're an artist and and 30% of your tagged creativity books refer to Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way. You look at your references cloud and see it shows up the most and realise you don't own it. You click on the find on Amazon link and buy it. LT gets a ...

We started working through The Artist's Way in the Creative Spirit pod. I've requested A Brief History of Everything through interlibrary loan. Ken Wilber seems to be God-like at zaadz. I would like to understand what integral theory is all about. I've tried reading the Wikipedia entry but ...