here for the story. She writes that after returning from Greece, she starts ”searching through magazines, catalogues, postcards, photos, and prints, cutting out whatever inspires me. I was supposed to be writing an outline for the novel, and I was cutting out pictures. It didn’t seem to matter whether I understood what the pictures meant or how they fit into the novel; it was enough to be drawn to them in some deep, evocative way. It was pretty much an unconscious process. I told myself I was being creative, turning my play instinct loose to roam around and find what fascinated it. Inside I was thinking: This is nuts.” Still, she allowed her work this process and it resulted in a New York Times best seller Author Sue Monk Kidd of the bestselling novel The Secret Life of Bees explained how her vision board became her book. Click |
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