Being a writer, though, is so much more than just writing, and that’s what Somers addresses. He wants you to move you out of your own way and get you writing.
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Gary Zukav, The Seat of the Soul It was years ago. In Maine. I was a young Christian and a young physics student, and the wind pushed snow into deep piles along the roadside. I ran into a favorite bookstore for warmth and made way to my favorite section. Maybe the book glowed, I can’t
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Book Review Silence, by Shusaku Endo Picador Modern Classics A Travelogue Hailed a modern classic, the novel is philosophical and long and slow. Reading it, I can’t help but think of Jesus, carrying His cross, heavy, toward Golgotha, faltering with each step and resting between. Writers who claim that character, plot, and structure are all
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Everything is Spiritual, Rob Bell I’m…a little…confused about…what to write… I enjoyed the book. The book-ish. It’s not really a book, and I agree with other reviewers that whatever he says – that spirituality is everywhere and everything – could have been said easily and more understandably in a short blog. The book is actually
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Modern readers can struggle with the prose, and Tolstoy, like most Russian authors, takes his sweet time to develop the story.
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Book Review, Sex on Earth by Jules Howard Sex on Earth is a fun romp through the animal kingdom that is hard to put down. Accurate but not academic, Howard surveys animals for what is weird, wild, and, ultimately for that particular animal, normal. Of course, these adjectives are only used by human watchers: whale sex
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