WHY FRESH WRITING?
What is fresh writing?
This technique invites the writer to leave the critic at the door, allows his personal genius to appear, and permits his brilliance to come center stage. The story is already in mind; the article concept, already formed.
Just as Michelangelo, chiseling the David, allowed the statue that was already there to come through the stone, the writer allows the piece that already exists to burst forth in all its
splendor.
Unleashing the genius often produces amazing results, but the distinctions between the mechanical processes need to be addressed.
Try this start line: "If only..."
Send me your writing for an award. AnneRandolph@KitchenTableWriting.com
This technique invites the writer to leave the critic at the door, allows his personal genius to appear, and permits his brilliance to come center stage. The story is already in mind; the article concept, already formed.
Just as Michelangelo, chiseling the David, allowed the statue that was already there to come through the stone, the writer allows the piece that already exists to burst forth in all its
splendor.
Unleashing the genius often produces amazing results, but the distinctions between the mechanical processes need to be addressed.
Try this start line: "If only..."
Send me your writing for an award. AnneRandolph@KitchenTableWriting.com
Posted by Soup Kitchen Writing at 9/17/2010 1:58 PM 
Categories: Writing Practice, writing
Tags: creativity writing tips on writing
Categories: Writing Practice, writing
Tags: creativity writing tips on writing
If only I could cook seems a little sad for a soup kitchen writing blog. That's sort of what my blog today is about!
Like you David sculpture!
Monti
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Loved your blog post on "uncook". Could I post it on my http://blog.SoupKitchenWriting.com
I plan to add some recipes for the non-cook. Anne
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Your writing prompts are a fascinating look into your love of art! I'd like to see more of your love of words!
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Love of words coming up. Thanks for stopping by, Anne www.KitchenTableWriting.com
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