Writing As A Debt of Honor - a full-length talk by Anne Lamott

[@janetwiszowaty7525]

Thank you for this great presentation, I am off to the Writer's Rising Retreat next week and have been receiving your writing prompts, Anne. I am more excited now about attending than I was before watching this. So many great suggestions and tips. Thank you.

[@Gemstonetarot]

How generous and valuable this is. No-one puts it better and without ego 🙏♥

[@magentapilot4576]

❤

[@lisamclain2549]

Oh, Anne, you say and right things that I am so deeply grateful to have heard and read. Things I would not have missed for the world. Thank you

[@sagienadasen1648]

Namaste! Thank you for reminding me that my creativity is just waiting for me.

[@amidemanila816]

Thank you for this Ms. Anne Lamott

[@alexathegr8]

She’s a light in this world. Amazing, thank you for this.

[@AnnieFinchPoet]

oh this is so adorable! such womanlove!! xoxox to all

[@MrIWroteThat]

I am astonished how clearly she is describing exactly what I am experiencing in rediscovering poetry these last 10 months in my middle age.

[@lisamclain2549]

Oh my God, right as in WRITE! I have so got to learn to proofread before I hit comment.🤪

[@logansparks3200]

Do we understand why they were walking across the room with just a foot-long pice of fishing wire and what that would mean? Love Anne Lamott.

[@carlasienna8683]

I approach all my art, poetry, visual art, performance, singing, etc. Differently. It's not hard. T flows like stream of conciousness with very LITTLE editing. I learn by writing, not reading about writing or going to workshops that say that writing is very hard and it's going to go very badly.

[@rachelriesling9112]

Well, I think you’re probably one of the lucky minority who’s able to do this! It’s enviable for sure. But I also think it’s worth respecting that what Anne’s describing resonates with so many of us bc she describes an experience we find pretty common.

[@marielee6443]

.We all have a blind spot, right? That bit of incorrect information from childhood that mysteriously never gets updated, the person who makes it to thirty-five believing that unicorns had been hunted into extinction.” “Wait, unicorns weren’t hunted . . .” He smiled at me, tipping his head to one side as if to say I was adorable, as in, I was to be adored. Hi, How would you interpret the play-word in " adorable, as in , I was to be adored. " please?