The Artist’s Way

by Julia Cameron

Recommended in 6 interviews and reading lists

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1. Marie D’AbreoInterview

   Wow, for one thing, I’d probably get that 16-year-old some kind of self-help book on loving herself, poor dear! Something that would give some practical guidance in the psychology/spiritual realm. I guess she did find her way to the section that was once called ‘Occult’! But there’s a lot more out there now. I’d…

2. Best Books For Aspiring ComediansReading list

   Hands down the most useful book for writing and the creative process. A lot of times when you start writing comedy you get in your own way, self-edit and then decide that it’s not funny and that you should forget it and just be happy with your job at the bank.

3. Scott StabileInterview

   Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott is a wonderful guide to writing (and life) for all writers (and people). Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert helps creatives establish a different relationship will all the fear that keeps them from being free in their creativity. The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron offers a practical, daily…

4. Rebecca CampbellInterview

   I often recommend The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron and You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay.

5. Alexis DubusInterview

   The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron, How I Escaped My Certain Fate by Stewart Lee and Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell.

6. Cariad LloydInterview

   Undoubtedly The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. It made me write my first Edinburgh show, made me change my life, made me work out why I wouldn’t allow myself to be happy or creative. I am a bit of a hippy though, so it is too much for some, but for me it was magic.

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