The pages I flip

by Matt MooneySeptember 17, 2010

Not too long ago, I posted about my favorite genre of books & some friends I’ve found therein.  I got some wonderful suggestions via comments, and have already enjoyed Steinbeck & Walls, as well as recently beginning Walking on Water by Madeleine L’Engle- a suggestion from a well-read friend of ours, Hillary.  L’engle is best known for her work with children’s fiction including A Wrinkle in Time.  I do intend on tackling all of the “commentor’s suggested reading list”- these merely represent the ones I have located.  For some reason, I don’t order things often; I like to find them.  The harder to locate, the greater the reward.  So I have scoured new & used bookstores in NWA, Dallas & Houston looking for the list and found great delight upon another off the list.

A little over half way in, I have thoroughly enjoyed her notes on the creative process.  Here’s an interview clip of her that gives you a taste for refreshing perspective & voice.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCdeMcAnlN0[/youtube]

2 Comments

  1. annie on September 24, 2010 at 1:41 pm

    If I could have this woman’s wisdom for just 2 minutes before I die, I would be content.



Not too long ago, I posted about my favorite genre of books & some friends I’ve found therein.  I got some wonderful suggestions via comments, and have already enjoyed Steinbeck & Walls, as well as recently beginning Walking on Water by Madeleine L’Engle- a suggestion from a well-read friend of ours, Hillary.  L’engle is best known for her work with children’s fiction including A Wrinkle in Time.  I do intend on tackling all of the “commentor’s suggested reading list”- these merely represent the ones I have located.  For some reason, I don’t order things often; I like to find them.  The harder to locate, the greater the reward.  So I have scoured new & used bookstores in NWA, Dallas & Houston looking for the list and found great delight upon another off the list.

A little over half way in, I have thoroughly enjoyed her notes on the creative process.  Here’s an interview clip of her that gives you a taste for refreshing perspective & voice.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCdeMcAnlN0[/youtube]

2 Comments

  1. annie on September 24, 2010 at 1:41 pm

    If I could have this woman’s wisdom for just 2 minutes before I die, I would be content.