Author: Kelly Easton

breaking up with your pages

Posted by Kelly Easton | Aug 2, 2010 | All | 7

Writing today, I am trying to cut the pages in my book where I am moving from point A to point B; in other words, the places where inspiration was not hitching a ride with me, and I am plodding along. Why is it so hard to do?...

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Writing as Therapy

Posted by Kelly Easton | Jul 30, 2010 | All | 4

The most satisfying work I’ve ever done was using writing and theater in clinical practice. I was amazed by the way writing mined the unconscious, entered the heart’s depth, and allowed my students to hold their...

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