The author of Eat, Pray, Love speaks at TED about creativity and the tortured artist. Contrary to everything I’ve heard before, she advocates a return to the ancient concept that creativity and genius are unexpected gifts from deity, and that we should embrace the moments when that divinity chooses us to manifest itself through, but in the meantime “keep showing up to work.” She may be on to something.
Projects and Progress
Reading List for 2025
I am reading
- Tooth & Nail, by Huw Carrington
- Doomsday Book, by Connie Willis
I have completed:
- 1. Age of War, by Michael J. Sullivan
- 2. Age of Legend, by Michael J. Sullivan
- 3. Age of Death, by Michael J. Sullivan
- 4. Age of Empyre, by Michael J. Sullivan
- 5. Anne of Green Gables, by L. M. Montgomery
- 6. Project Hail Mary, by Andy Weir
- 7. Nolyn, by Michael J. Sullivan
- 8. Farilane, by Michael J. Sullivan
- 9. Esrahaddon, by Michael J. Sullivan
- 10. Unsouled, by Will Wight
- 11. Anne of Avonlea, by L. M. Montgomery
I have abandoned:
The ‘To read’ stack:
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