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Tag Archives: book review
Book Review: Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert
Creativity is one of the most wondrous and mysterious aspects of the human experience. Seemingly unique to us amongst species, it serves no biological purpose in the struggle to survive, and yet it has played a powerful role in human … Continue reading
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Book Review: The Art of Language Invention by David J. Peterson
I’m not sure whether it’s an aspect of my love for the written word or a coincidental interest of its own, but language has always fascinated me. I’ve gone through many phases in my life trying to learn a multitude … Continue reading
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Tagged book recommendations, book review, conlang, creating languages, fantasy, fantasy world, worldbuilding, writing books
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