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100 1 $aGoldberg, Natalie,$eauthor.
245 10 $aWriting down the bones :$bfreeing the writer within /$cNatalie Goldberg.
250 $a1st ed.
264 1 $aBoston :$bShambhala,$c1986.
264 2 $a[New York] :$bDistributed by Random House, Inc.
300 $axv, 171 pages ;$c22 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (page 171).
505 0 $aBeginner's mind, pen and paper -- First thoughts -- Writing as a practice -- Composting -- Artistic stability -- List of topics for writing practice -- Fighting tofu -- Trouble with the editor -- Elkton, Minnesota: whatever's in front of you -- Tap the water table -- We are not the poem -- Man eats car -- 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.
520 $aA collection of essays in which the author explores methods of writing based on her experience in Zen meditation.
520 $a"Hundreds of books are around that tell how to avoid bad writing. Here is one that tells how to create good writing. What a pleasant surprise. The secret of creativity Natalie Goldberg makes clear, is to subtract rules for writing, not add them. It's a process of "uneducation" rather than education. Most people are baffled at how to teach this, since teaching and "uneducation" appear contradictory. But Natalie's experience in Zen meditation, which is essentially a subtractive process, has provided her insights. Proof that she knows what she's talking about is abundant in her own sentences. They flow with speed and grace and accuracy and simplicity. It looks easy to a reader, but experienced writers know it is the hardest writing of all. It's the simple style of a Zen archer who looks like he's not even aiming, yet sends arrow after arrow to the bull's-eye time after time."--Back cover.
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776 08 $iOnline version:$aGoldberg, Natalie.$tWriting down the bones.$b1st ed.$dBoston : Shambhala ; [New York] : Distributed by Random House, 1986$w(OCoLC)647067007
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