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This book helped me get excited about writing again. It freed my mind to think about writing not as something that always has to be immediately productive, but can be creative for its own sake. The chapters are brief and easy to read, but there is a lot I just couldn’t relate to and some of it is just BS. I’m no book reviewer (obviously!) but I’ve bookmarked a couple of pages and will probably refer back to it again.
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