| Edition |
1st ed. |
| Description |
xv, 171 p. ; 22 cm. |
| Bibliography |
Bibliography: p. 171. |
| 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. |
| Summary |
A collection of essays in which the author explores methods of writing based on her experience in Zen meditation. |
| Subject |
Authorship.
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| ISBN |
0877733759 (pbk.) |
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9780877733751 (pbk.) |
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