pickI had heard good things about this writing craft book so nabbed this when it popped up on skip the line loans. Turns out it was abridged, but I listened anyway and it is quite good. I‘d like to read the whole thing someday.
pickI am so glad I discovered Beth Kempton (via Instagram, of all places)!
She comes across as a thoughtful, genuine and generous person and her books reflect this. This one's accompanying podcast is a great listen, too, and her website offers various supportive freebies (meditations, a writing group workbook...)
I am actually starting to think about writing again (I haven't been able to write since I completed my poetry book a couple of years ago).
I had the pleasure of meeting Margaret Atwood years ago when she came to Colorado College to discuss The Year of the Flood. I‘ve always loved her work and can‘t wait to read her memoir.
A terrible, terrible photo of what will (hopefully) be my only book haul this year. I‘m a sucker for 2nd hand/clearance bookshops.
pickVery interesting book about drawing and learning to write.
For the rest of my review, visit my Vlog at:
https://youtube.com/shorts/SaSv1ZcCgW8?feature=share
Enjoy!
I have a fun variety of books to read for #MonthlyNonfiction2025 this month!
Ten Birds That Changed the World for #Naturalitsy @AllDebooks
Bad Feminist for #AuthorAMonth @Soubhiville
Blackbeard the Pirate for #BookedInTime @Cuilin
