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Approaching writing as a sacred art, Stephen Buhner explores the core of the craft: the communication of deep meaning that feeds not just the mind but also the soul of the reader.
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Approaching writing as a sacred art, Stephen Buhner explores the core of the craft: the communication of deep meaning that feeds not just the mind but also the soul of the reader.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Inner Traditions Bear and Company
- Original edition
- Seitenzahl: 480
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. August 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 154mm x 38mm
- Gewicht: 586g
- ISBN-13: 9781594773822
- ISBN-10: 1594773823
- Artikelnr.: 29954089
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Inner Traditions Bear and Company
- Original edition
- Seitenzahl: 480
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. August 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 154mm x 38mm
- Gewicht: 586g
- ISBN-13: 9781594773822
- ISBN-10: 1594773823
- Artikelnr.: 29954089
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Stephen Harrod Buhner (1952–2022) was an Earth poet and the award-winning author of many books on nature, indigenous cultures, the environment, and herbal medicine. He comes from a long line of healers including Leroy Burney, Surgeon General of the United States under Eisenhower and Kennedy, and Elizabeth Lusterheide, a midwife and herbalist who worked in rural Indiana in the early nineteenth century. The greatest influence on his work, however, was his great-grandfather C.G. Harrod who primarily used botanical medicines, also in rural Indiana, when he began his work as a physician in 1911. Stephen's work has appeared or been profiled in publications throughout North America and Europe including Common Boundary, Apotheosis, Shaman's Drum, The New York Times, CNN, and Good Morning America. www.gaianstudies.org
Before Buying This Book
I--The Touch of a Golden Thread
1. The Bookman
2. The Secret All Beginning Writers Want to Know
II--Inhabiting the Word
3. On the Art of Nonfiction
4. You Must Begin with Something Deeper in the Self
5. “The Road of Feeling”
6. “It Burns the Blood Like Powdered Glass”
7. The Skill of Duende
8. Following Golden Threads
III--Dreaming and the Journey to the Imaginal
9. “A Certain Adjustment of Consciousness”
10. “The Secret Kinesis of Things”
11. Aisthesis
12. Synaesthetic Writing and the Beginnings of Analogical Thought
13. Analogical Thinking
14. The Dreamer and the “Secret Room where Dreams Prowl”
15. The Imaginal Realm
16. Poesis
IV--On Technique
The First Draft, Revision, Clarity, and Refinement
17. The First Draft and the Beginnings of Revision
18. Problems and Further Revisioning
19. Clichéd Thinking and Killing the Genuine
20. Hidden Baggage
21. Some Subtle Refinements of the Art
22. Grammar Nazis and Editors-from-Hell
23. Some Final Words on the Writing Life
Epilogue
The Appendices--On the Business of Writing
Appendix A. The People in Publishing and the Business End of the Profession
Appendix B. The Art of the Book Proposal (Training in the Big Lie)
Appendix C. Further Reading, Resources, and Recommendations
Notes
Bibliography
Index
I--The Touch of a Golden Thread
1. The Bookman
2. The Secret All Beginning Writers Want to Know
II--Inhabiting the Word
3. On the Art of Nonfiction
4. You Must Begin with Something Deeper in the Self
5. “The Road of Feeling”
6. “It Burns the Blood Like Powdered Glass”
7. The Skill of Duende
8. Following Golden Threads
III--Dreaming and the Journey to the Imaginal
9. “A Certain Adjustment of Consciousness”
10. “The Secret Kinesis of Things”
11. Aisthesis
12. Synaesthetic Writing and the Beginnings of Analogical Thought
13. Analogical Thinking
14. The Dreamer and the “Secret Room where Dreams Prowl”
15. The Imaginal Realm
16. Poesis
IV--On Technique
The First Draft, Revision, Clarity, and Refinement
17. The First Draft and the Beginnings of Revision
18. Problems and Further Revisioning
19. Clichéd Thinking and Killing the Genuine
20. Hidden Baggage
21. Some Subtle Refinements of the Art
22. Grammar Nazis and Editors-from-Hell
23. Some Final Words on the Writing Life
Epilogue
The Appendices--On the Business of Writing
Appendix A. The People in Publishing and the Business End of the Profession
Appendix B. The Art of the Book Proposal (Training in the Big Lie)
Appendix C. Further Reading, Resources, and Recommendations
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Before Buying This Book
I--The Touch of a Golden Thread
1. The Bookman
2. The Secret All Beginning Writers Want to Know
II--Inhabiting the Word
3. On the Art of Nonfiction
4. You Must Begin with Something Deeper in the Self
5. “The Road of Feeling”
6. “It Burns the Blood Like Powdered Glass”
7. The Skill of Duende
8. Following Golden Threads
III--Dreaming and the Journey to the Imaginal
9. “A Certain Adjustment of Consciousness”
10. “The Secret Kinesis of Things”
11. Aisthesis
12. Synaesthetic Writing and the Beginnings of Analogical Thought
13. Analogical Thinking
14. The Dreamer and the “Secret Room where Dreams Prowl”
15. The Imaginal Realm
16. Poesis
IV--On Technique
The First Draft, Revision, Clarity, and Refinement
17. The First Draft and the Beginnings of Revision
18. Problems and Further Revisioning
19. Clichéd Thinking and Killing the Genuine
20. Hidden Baggage
21. Some Subtle Refinements of the Art
22. Grammar Nazis and Editors-from-Hell
23. Some Final Words on the Writing Life
Epilogue
The Appendices--On the Business of Writing
Appendix A. The People in Publishing and the Business End of the Profession
Appendix B. The Art of the Book Proposal (Training in the Big Lie)
Appendix C. Further Reading, Resources, and Recommendations
Notes
Bibliography
Index
I--The Touch of a Golden Thread
1. The Bookman
2. The Secret All Beginning Writers Want to Know
II--Inhabiting the Word
3. On the Art of Nonfiction
4. You Must Begin with Something Deeper in the Self
5. “The Road of Feeling”
6. “It Burns the Blood Like Powdered Glass”
7. The Skill of Duende
8. Following Golden Threads
III--Dreaming and the Journey to the Imaginal
9. “A Certain Adjustment of Consciousness”
10. “The Secret Kinesis of Things”
11. Aisthesis
12. Synaesthetic Writing and the Beginnings of Analogical Thought
13. Analogical Thinking
14. The Dreamer and the “Secret Room where Dreams Prowl”
15. The Imaginal Realm
16. Poesis
IV--On Technique
The First Draft, Revision, Clarity, and Refinement
17. The First Draft and the Beginnings of Revision
18. Problems and Further Revisioning
19. Clichéd Thinking and Killing the Genuine
20. Hidden Baggage
21. Some Subtle Refinements of the Art
22. Grammar Nazis and Editors-from-Hell
23. Some Final Words on the Writing Life
Epilogue
The Appendices--On the Business of Writing
Appendix A. The People in Publishing and the Business End of the Profession
Appendix B. The Art of the Book Proposal (Training in the Big Lie)
Appendix C. Further Reading, Resources, and Recommendations
Notes
Bibliography
Index