Freeing Your Creativity: A Writer's Guide

by Marshall Cook

When you were a child, your mind was a wild garden of creativity. But as you grew up, that joyful fountain of ideas became blocked by rules and doubts. Author Marshall Cook helps you free your creativity and take your writing to new heights. Cook teaches you how to banish old fears, habits, and excuses and free your muse from its hiding place inside you.

Genres: Writing, Nonfiction

176 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1992

About the author

Marshall J. Cook taught for the University of Wisconsin-Madison for thirty years and often speaks at conferences nationwide. He has published several books on stress management and has even been a guest on Oprah to discuss the topic.
Marshall edits Extra Innings, an online newsletter for writers. He has authored thirty books and hundreds of magazine articles. Marshall holds his BA in creative writing and his MA in communications from Stanford University. He has been married to Ellen since 1968, and they have one son, Jeremiah. When not writing, Marshall likes to read, jog, lift weights, and talk back to the television (not all at the same time). He is a passionate minor league baseball fan, drives the back roads, and eats in small town cafes.

Reviews

[Lidia ZuniReds]

Este libro me ha gustado mucho pues ensena muchos trucos pero sobre todo es un excelente motivador para sacar el escritor que llevas dentro, en lo personal es un libro que hay que dejar en la biblioteca personal.

[Jan Kellis]

Written with a conversational style, this is a quick little pick-me-up for anyone in need of creative inspiration.

[Wanji]

A friend of mine recommended it to me and I'm glad she did. It was a quick read and had some good pieces of advice that I think I'll be using in the future.