Born Baffled:Musings on a Writing Life

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May 9, 2017

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Born Baffled:Musings on a Writing Life

Writing is the painting of the voice.

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Born Baffled:Musings on a Writing Life

In the fall of 1978, Parker Palmer gave a lecture to a small literature class. Word-of-mouth landed him a book deal and 26 years later, he has published multiple books on a range of topics that he describes as 'curious musings' on his many interests. Since his first publication 'The Promise of Paradox', he continues to write, fueled by his love of words. For budding authors and word enthusiasts, he offers insight based on his own experience. Rather than offering conventional 'how-to's for the publishing world, Palmer believes that the best source of guidance is our own inner guide. He reminds us to write to express, rather than impress. Palmer explains the importance of maintaining a beginner's mind in the writing process. { read more }

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