Imaginative Storm on Substack
Allegra Huston, James NavéThe Imaginative Storm is a writing community and a writing method that will enable you to write with originality, authenticity, and ease. Write with us and ignite your imaginative intelligence!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 192 | Subscribers | Read | imaginativestorm.substack.com |
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Zoom into the Imaginative Storm 11-30-24
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What does it mean to be hollow—or full?
Back in the days of Poetry Alive!—a company I co-founded, which sent teams of poets into schools nationwide to perform classic poems as theater—I memorized T. S. Eliot's “The Hollow Men.” The poem depicts two soldiers, young men in their tw...
Why is walking so good for writing?
Every day when I was generating the material for my memoir Love Child, I walked in the park for 45 minutes before heading to the coffee shop with my cheap spiral notebook and blue Pilot pen. The point was exercise, but now I think it helped...
Zoom into the Imaginative Storm 11-23-24
> “Once I started, I was hooked. It joggles the imagination in a way that is not restrictive and so does not conform. It challenges me to stay creative and teaches me a new way to do that. I love how this course keeps my writing alive, fres...
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I'm the co-author of Write What You Don't Know and the author of the memoir Love Child, the novel A Stolen Summer, and a fair amount of other stuff! I'm hoping to take the mystique and angst out of writing by sharing the Imaginative Storm method.
I am a writer, poetic storyteller, creative consultant, and manuscript coach.
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