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A Memoir In 65 Postcards & The Recovery Diaries
by Eleanor Anstruther
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Pub Date Jun 28 2024 | Archive Date Jul 15 2024
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Description
Inspired by Julia Cameron’s classic The Artist’s Way, Eleanor set out on a project to write every morning, and crucially, to publish it on Substack that same morning; a commitment to press the button as soon as she’d finished, and before she had time to regret it. She set rules: she’d do no forward planning, she’d tell whatever story came to mind, the writing would take no longer than an hour, the reading of it, no longer than a minute. What came was A Memoir In 65 Postcards, the personal story that had been knocking about her system for well over twenty years. Questions were answered, and a puzzle was put together. Using the same rules of engagement, its follow up, The Recovery Diaries, became a deeper exploration of what emerged and how she is now.
With humour and honesty, from a pagan commune to sobriety, this collection of essays and stories form a unique exploration of wealth, survival, the questions that haunt us, and what makes us human. It’s you and me. It’s where our worlds collide.
A Note From the Publisher
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781805149026 |
PRICE | £4.99 (GBP) |
PAGES | 320 |
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I absolutely love the idea of this book! A someone who often overanalyzes and second guesses everything it is so refreshing to see a memoir told exactly what comes to mind and just put out there for the world to see. It is an authentic and bold choice that readers will definitely appreciate. More to come…