Andrijauskaitė, Goda (text)
Aštuonios kūrybinio rašymo savaitės
(Eight Weeks to Creative Writing)
Kaunas: Kotrynos namai, 2026 - 100 p.
ISBN 978-609-96499-2-4
Have you ever felt that moment when a beautiful idea born in your mind simply dissolves in the rush of daily life—like a line drawn on water? Often, we stop ourselves: we run out of time, lose patience, or, most of all, lose faith in ourselves when the inner critic starts whispering that we will fail anyway.
I invite you on an eight-week experiential journey where your writing will slowly gain weight and form, becoming as tangible as a line carved in stone. This is a practical journal where creative freedom, science-backed insights about our emotions, motivation, and brain activity, and consistent eight-week practice beautifully come together.
What you will discover in the „8 Weeks to Creative Writing“ book-journal:
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Peace to create without judgment. You will learn to recognize your mind's resistance, silence your inner critic, and simply let the words flow.
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Science-backed clarity. You will understand what happens within you when learning new things or facing creative barriers—an understanding that often opens up a much deeper empathy, not only for yourself but also for those around you.
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Practical writing techniques. Exercises that help you step-by-step to clarify your ideas, find personal motivation, and write texts that touch another person's heart.
FEEDBACK
Aistė:
„It was emotional and extraordinary, but the science-backed explanations in each chapter acted like a powerful nudge to complete the exercises. And I wrote my first novella!“
Kristina:
„This journal is so much more than creative writing. It is a window into how our brains work. As I did the exercises and felt my own mind's resistance, I suddenly understood why my son sometimes struggles to learn new things. This book helped me become a more understanding mother, and helped my son find more support at home.“
Aušra:
„I thought I would rush through the exercises, but I realized I would only be fooling myself. I started reading the insights with honest, deep focus—and I even rewrote a story I had written back in school into a real, polished piece of writing!“