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Robin,You will love A Natural History of the Senses. I found it really helped my writing by encouraging me to add more sensual details to my work, especially smell. It's absolutely fascinating.
Robin, thanks for the tip, I may have to try that. It's funny when you consider all the little ticks and quirks writers use and have for themselves to get the job done.
Hi Robin, I'm ashamed to say I haven't wrote in a couple of weeks, although my mind is always working overtime it seems like. I know exactly what you mean by grueling, I have a bad habit of rereading what I wrote earler and working on it when I should push the story forward and edit and polish later. Have you ever read Stephen King's On Writing, its great.
Hi Robin, hope you have a happy Halloween
Robin, I know what you mean about reading all of Dunning's books, I would like to myself but they seem hard to come across.
