I loved the
book ‘Finding Your Writing Flow’ for its simplicity and to-the-point tips. It
is a thin book but good enough to inspire the writer within. The author has
kept it short and comprehensive and I liked it the way it is. It is a book
which one can refer to time and again to clear self-doubt, get guidance on
writing tips and to enhance writing skills.
Every writer
sometimes might stumble upon or reach a point from where they cannot find a way
to restart. This book will guide you and help you come out of such situations
as the author shares her experiences. This works as a handbook for writers.
The author
shares her personal journey of writing in her book and divides it into five
important parts of ‘Why I Write,’ ‘Finding Inspirations,’ ‘Being Productive,’
‘Getting Better’ and ‘Self Renewals.’ She begins with a very relevant question
that every writer should ask oneself before one begins to write and that is
‘Why I Write?’ Her take on finding inspirations is also unique and should work
well if followed as she guides in her book. Keeping the end publication in mind
and writing for best results is a tip that might work as an inspiration for
many writers. Her personal
narration of how she makes time to write is also worth giving a read. The idea
of a ‘Muse’ is interesting and writers can follow this tip accordingly.
The author
is very clear and sound while giving tips and advice. This book can be referred
to by anybody who wishes to write, not just authors but even for our daily
basis writing needs. It should help new writers, bloggers, reviewers or even
for drafting official write-ups. It touches on the fundamentals of writing and
how to overcome blocks and limits. I liked her writing style which is honest
yet inspiring. Because she is a writer herself she knows very well what goes
inside a writer’s brain! Thus, helps and guides in getting productive, staying
creative and writing your best.
This book
should find a place in everybody’s reading list and it is a must-read for
beginners. Read this book before you start writing. You can refer to it
whenever you need your dose of inspiration and thus it gets a thumbs-up from
me.
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