Review: Wild Mind by Natalie Goldberg — A Gentle Reminder to Write
By
Emily Munro
Summary
A review of Natalie Goldberg's "Wild Mind," a book that serves as a compassionate reminder and guide for writers to breathe, sit, and write. The book features short personal anecdotes about the writing life, practical advice, and writing prompts from the renowned writing instructor and author of "Writing Down the Bones."
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bskyReview: Wild Mind by Natalie Goldberg — A Gentle Reminder to Writewritingaboutwritingaboutwriting.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledIf you are in need of a reminder to breathe, sit, and write, Wild Mind is that good reminder.
Tone - Friendly, compassionate, and confident like a good friend confiding in you
What - Short personal anecdotes on writing life with advice and writing prompts sprinkled throughout
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