The Woman Who Spilled Words All Over Herself: Writing and Living the Zona Rosa WayFor more than fifteen years Rosemary Daniell has led Zona Rosa, a creative writing workshop for women [and now men], ranging in age from 16 to 90 and from all walks of life, in Savannah, Georgia. For a dozen years before that, she inspired kids - from reluctant high school jocks to barefoot fourth graders, in schools from Appalachia to a Mormon town in Wyoming - to write their own poems. She also learned lessons in life and further developed her techniques while teaching. |
Contents
ONE The Lady Who Spilled Poetry | 1 |
TWO How I Wrote My Heart Out | 41 |
THREE Writing in the Pink Zone or How I | 65 |
FOUR The Goddesses of Excess Other Tales | 89 |
FIVE How to Be a Belle without Crossing | 115 |
SIX SelfSabotage or the Anna Quindlen | 145 |
Was a Doorway Filled with Azaleas | 173 |
APPENDIX A Exorcises from Zona Rosa | 203 |
APPENDIX B Further Notes from Zona Rosa | 213 |
APPENDIX C And Even a Few Recipes | 233 |
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The Woman who Spilled Words All Over Herself: Writing and Living the Zona ... Rosemary Daniell No preview available - 1997 |
The Woman Who Spilled Words All Over Herself: Writing and Living the Zona ... Rosemary Daniell No preview available - 1998 |
Common terms and phrases
Anaïs Nin Anne artist asked Atlanta beauty become began believe boyfriend cake called Carl Jung child cook Courtenay cream cheese creative Daddy daughter described despite dreams Emily Dickinson Erica Jong exorcise experiences fact fantasies Fatal Flowers fear feel felt Flannery O'Connor Georgia girl Grandmother healing heard high school husband ideas images James Dickey Jean Genet Jell-O Joan John Berendt kids knew learned literary lives looked male manuscript Melinda Milledgeville mother never night notebook novel once ourselves painting Pat Conroy piece of writing pink poems poet poetry recipe Rosans Rosemary Daniell Savannah seemed sexual shared shock someone sometimes South southern women story Sylvia Plath talked teaching teenage tell things thought told wanted woman words writ written wrote yellow second young Zane Zona Rosa
References to this book
Expressive Arts Therapy: Creative Process in Art and Life Appalachian Expressive Arts Collective No preview available - 2003 |
Expressive Arts Therapy: Creative Process in Art and Life Appalachian Expressive Arts Collective No preview available - 2003 |