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Letters to a Young Artist by Julia Cameron · Booklabria

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Letters to a Young Artist

Conduct of lifeMiscellanea

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First published: 2004
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

The author of the best-selling The Artist's Way responds to letters and e-mails she has received as a result of her numerous written works, in a collection of inspirational correspondences designed to be read as an intimate dialogue between a teacher and student.

Subjects: Conduct of life
Miscellanea
Creation
Letters
Artists, psychology
Young artists

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