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Anything we fully do is an alone journey.
- Natalie Goldberg
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Venue for Natalie Goldberg's first large workshop. Over 70 of us spent the intense two days furiously pouring ourselves into our notebooks. Rule Number One: Keep Your Hand Moving.
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This was a ticketed event at Malaprops in Asheville, NC. Natalie Goldberg is a writer and teacher among other things. Her story is varied and interesting and the store was packed with budding writers and people of art. I waited in a long line to secure a word and an autograph. She worked so hard, she never really looked up at the camera, but in this shot when I zoom in, I can see that she is autographing my copy of her new work, Old Friend from Far Away, a book on writing memoir. It makes me smile.
She was delightful, I took some notes and hope that I will be able to transcribe them soon. For now, here she is, Natalie Goldberg. It is no accident that her pen and the page seem to shine.
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I took the most recent book "Old Friend from Far Away." One person got all eleven of Natalie's books signed.
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Detail from Natalie Goldberg at Bookworks in Albuquerque, signing her book Old Friend from Far Away: The Practice of Writing Memoir. Photo used in red Ravine post, "To Everyone, With Love."
My blog partner, QuoinMonkey, began a series called "Writers' Hands." This photo is in the fashion of QM's series but not of it. Deep bow to QM for the inspiration.
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Natalie Goldberg at Bookworks in Albuquerque, signing her book Old Friend from Far Away: The Practice of Writing Memoir. Photo used in red Ravine post, "To Everyone, With Love."
My blog partner, QuoinMonkey, began a series called "Writers' Hands." This photo is in the fashion of QM's series but not of it. Deep bow to QM for the inspiration.
