Exploratory Writing

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This book makes [Exploratory Writing] accessible for all. Friendly but useful explanations of neurology plus welcome hand-holding chapters that take you into the writing experience. I find this technique very, very useful - more so than creative thought sometimes - and you really do get some great ideas coming from the subconscious if you trust yourself. Recommended. * NetGalley * Alison really knows her stuff on exploratory writing and it shows. I particularly liked the section talking and demonstrating how you can apply this to drawing as well! * Amazon * Anyone who writes regularly knows that writing is a powerful tool for thinking. This book makes that magic accessible to everyone, at any time. Read it!'
Daniel H. Pink, #1 New York Times best-selling author of The Power of Regret I was moved by Alison's book. Exploratory Writing made me rethink the role that writing played in my life - a really powerful book.
Bruce Daisley, author of The Joy of Work and Fortitude Strongly suggest you go out and buy this book to support your writing habit or to help you plan for tough conversations or discover perspective. The page is your oyster! * Amazon * I love this book. Packed full of research made simple and a load of 6 minutes prompts to make sense of what's going on inside your head and generate ideas. Been using it for my business and my personal life and it's working wonders. * Amazon * ...a clarion call about writing's infinite power to help us through our everyday ideas, decisions and to help us get where we want to go in life. * Amazon * I have read a lot of books about writing, but this one is something different. I really enjoyed it... I would recommend this book for any writer who wants techniques to help them free up their writing and help them to plumb their hidden depths. * Netgalley * A whole new way of exploring the power of writing. This book helps you to unlock the inner genius that's waiting to be discovered in the recesses of your brain. And it's a brilliant read. * Amazon * Reveals a whole world of ways to bring the inside thoughts (especially those you didn't even know you had) out into the world. It helps you get unstuck, it helps you get creative and it helps you connect with yourself and others. * Amazon * I found this book a delight to read. It is really well written and engaging, gentle, inspiring, and thought provoking. There are lots and lots of creative ideas suggested to help improve my writing. * GoodReads * This book has profound implications for any writer. Stop fearing the blank page and get started with a simple practice of exploratory writing that will transform your life on and off the page. * GoodReads * I don't often complete a "guide" with any real feeling of being able to take it forward as part of my daily routine but I genuinely believe exploratory writing will be an invaluable asset for my wellbeing, writing and work! * Netgalley *