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Writing as a Spiritual Practice With Bill Kenower

Discover how a spiritual understanding of the creative process ' regardless of religion ' improves your writing. About this Class Whether you write for publication or for yours

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Writing as a Spiritual Practice With Bill Kenower

Writing as a Spiritual Practice With Bill Kenower

Discover how a spiritual understanding of the creative process ' regardless of religion ' improves your writing. About this Class Whether you write for publication or for yours

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Discover how a spiritual understanding of the creative process – regardless of religion – improves your writing.

About this Class

Whether you write for publication or for yourself, understanding the creative process will deepen your relationship with your writing and yourself.

Using his unique inside-out approach to writing, William Kenower, author of "Everyone Has What It Takes" and "Fearless Writing," will help attendees understand the relationship between curiosity, desire, and creativity and how to apply the lessons we learn at the blank page to every moment of our life.

All experience levels are welcome!

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William Kenower is the author of "Fearless Writing: How to Create Boldly and Write With Confidence," "Write Within Yourself: An Author’s Companion," and "Everyone Has What It Takes: A Writer’s Guide to the End of Self-Doubt." He is editor-in-chief of Author magazine. His work has been published in The New York Times, Writer’s Digest, Edible Seattle, Parent Map, and he has been a featured blogger for the Huffington Post.

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