Deep Freewriting: How to Masterfully Navigate the Creative Flow

by Stephen Lloyd Webber

Freewriting is the practice of writing without stopping and seeing what turns up. Deep Freewriting takes it further, into hours instead of minutes, and into the state of flow that long, unbroken sessions can open up.

The book draws on 8-, 12-, and 24-hour writing marathons and lays the practice out in seven modules, each with writing exercises you can try at the desk. Along the way it

finding the flow state and staying in itwriting faster, which often leads to better writinggetting past procrastination and writer's blockputting the inner critic to work instead of trying to silence itmaking room for mess and creative chaosorganizing complex thoughts on the flyIt's a book on writing for writers, students, and creative professionals, and for anyone who keeps a journal and wants a deeper kind of focus from it.

Stephen Lloyd Webber has taught writing at the university level since 2006 and has led writing immersion retreats since 2010.

Genres: Writing, Nonfiction

186 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 30, 2020

Reviews

[Carlo Martinello · Rating 3 out of 5]

A little bit messy.
Some good suggestions, but need to be read while putting in practice everything and deciding paragraph by paragraph what is useful and what not.

[Marrije - ik ga verder op The Storygraph, mensen!]

Wat een warrig boekje...

[Eva · Rating 4 out of 5]

"When you freewrite, you begin writing before you know what you’re going to say."