Whether you prefer the idea of a genius with time management issues or a zinn that can sometimes wreak havoc with our minds, the important point is that we need only to do our part, to show up. Or, in Sage Cohen’s words, to “honor and cultivate the balance and delight of your existence here on Earth.”
To celebrate this blog’s 100th post, I want to share with you a list of Favorite Books for Writers that we compiled here last August. The list grew from my original 10 to 37 (read the full comments for more information about the recommendations)
Read an updated version of this post here.
[Update: See the post 37 Favorite Books on Writing for a list that includes recommendations from readers’ comments.] I am following with excitement writer Michelle Johnson’s journey toward opening a book store! Yesterday, she posted this announcement: “I just came back from the City of Virginia Beach offices yesterday, armed with my new business license. …
I’m excited about being back in the classroom soon. One of the best things about teaching, especially teaching writing, is that I am in a continual workshop, learning from my class preparation and my students as much as if not more than they learn from me. For example, one of my favorite writing “textbooks” for …