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BOOK REVIEW
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Writer’s Mentor: A Guide to Putting Passion to Paper
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Reviewed by Susanna Carr How can I stay motivated to write? Why is it necessary to rewrite and revise? Does email correspondence count as writing? If these questions have been bouncing around your head and you haven’t found a suitable answer, read Cathleen Rountree’s The Writer’s Mentor. The book, which boasts the same name as Rountree’s consulting service, answers the most common questions her clients and students ask. The Writer’s Mentor is broken into 12 parts:
This reference book answers almost 60 of the most troubling questions for all writers. Using anecdotes, personal experience, inspiring quotes and a question and answer format, Rountree breaks down the creative process and exposes which writing habits work and which ones fail. She follows up by offers practical tips, advice and exercise suggestions. Resource lists are offered, both for recommended reading and websites. The Writer’s Mentor also draws heavily on films about writers and the writing life. While there are many inspirational books for writers, Rountree’s engaging writing style and empathy encourages the writer like no other. She gives the reader tools and a call for action, leaving the reader ready to face any obstacles in the writing life. The Writer’s Mentor empowers every author, from the new to the established, from the struggling to the successful. This book should not only be in every author’s personal library, but should be in easy reach of her writing desk. Copyright © 2003 by Susanna Carr. All Rights Reserved.
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