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Merry Christmas, Stephanie! I received my calendar,
poster and wonderful seashell door hangers/ornaments….. I love your handiwork!
I would purchase some of your ornaments. What else do you make? I would send you a check and then when it cleared, you could send me my order.
Many thanks to you…..Cindi : )
Steph,
I love your site. Everything is so interesting and engaging, but also about life. I love it.
See ya,
Sandra
Looking for a wordpress blog this evening I just learned that, in April, you gave Cindi Hoppes a copy of the Observation Deck. I created the deck almost 10 years ago to help myself overcome what some would call a writers block. It makes me so happy to know that people are still finding the Deck helpful as a tool of literary inspiration.
I am just now starting to work on a general creativity deck (not just for writers) and have resumed leading dream workshops in the hopes that I can collect enough stories for a book on the power of dreams in the lives of creative people.
My first book, Writers Dreaming was generated from interviews with 27 novelists including Steven King, Amy Tan, William Styron, Ann Rice, Maurice Sendak & Maya Angelou.
I already have interviews with actor James Cromwell, directors Anthony Minghella & Wes Craven, restauranteur Alice Waters, choreographer Judith Jamison and violinist Isaac Stern. But I need to pull out the observation deck to get myself focused & motivated enough to create the more general deck.
I’m looking for stories to help illustrate specific ways various artists( musicians, actors, filmakers) politicians & scientists have been able to overcome blocks and express themselves. Please email me any anecdotes and/or dreams naomi@observationdeck.com
Thanks for the update, Naomi. I’ll be looking into your other books.
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