LEADER 00000pam  2200277 i 4500 
003    DLC 
005    20171204121120.0 
008    170426s2017    nyua          000 0 eng   
010      2017003038 
020    9780143130840 (paperback) 
040    DLC|beng|erda|cDLC|dNjBwBT|dUtOrBLW 
042    pcc 
082 00 153.3/5|223 
092    153.35|bLIG 
245 00 Light the dark :|bwriters on creativity, inspiration, and 
       the artistic process /|cedited by Joe Fassler ; 
       iIllustrations by Doug McLean. 
264  1 New York, New York :|bPenguin Books,|c[2017] 
300    xiii, 334 pages :|billustrations ;|c21 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
505 00 |tLight the dark /|rAimee Bender -- |tLeaving the 
       reservation of the mind /|rSherman Alexie -- |tIn praise 
       of stubborn gladness /|rElizabeth Gilbert -- |tYou've been
       here before /|rStephen King -- |tPixel by pixel /|rAmy Tan
       -- |tA friend of the mind /|rJunot Diaz -- |tThe handshake
       /|rWilliam Gibson -- |tEverything I meant to say /|rKhaled
       Hosseini -- |tDo not think, dream /|rAndre Dubus III -- 
       |tI don't know you anymore /|rMary Gaitskill -- |tTo 
       infinity and beyond /|rMichael Chabon -- |tHow I awoke /
       |rWalter Mosley -- |tStealing plums and counting stones /
       |rJim Crace -- |tAll immigrants are artists /|rEdwidge 
       Danticat -- |tInto the deep heart's core /|rBilly Collins 
       -- |tPlease stop thinking /|rKathryn Harrison -- |tNeglect
       everything else /|rDavid Mitchell -- |tDreaming in drag /
       |rRoxane Gay -- |tOrdinary people /|rTom Perrotta -- 
       |tAgainst unreality /|rAyana Mathis -- |tNo one ever 
       changes /|rJim Shepard -- |tLose yourself /|rKarl Ove 
       Kausgaard -- |tOn commonness / |rLeslie Jamison -- 
       |tLetting the leopards in /|rJonathan Lethem -- |tThe edge
       of sense /|rJesse Ball -- |tA place to call my own /
       |rAngela Flournoy -- |tInto the wardrobe, into the self /
       |rLev Grossman -- |tStrangers on a train /|rYiyun Li -- 
       |tTime passes /|rMaggie Shipstead -- |tTranslating the 
       subconscious /|rJeff Tweedy -- |tThe long game /|rNell 
       Zink -- |tLifting the blanket /|rCharles Simic -- |tFollow
       this voice /|rViet Thanh Nguyen -- |tYou and me /|rEmma 
       Donoghue -- |tWords on paper will outlast us /|rClaire 
       Messud -- |tNobody asked you to write that novel /|rJane 
       Smiley -- |tMy favorite curmudgeon /|rJonathan Franzen -- 
       |tWriting for right now /|rHanya Yanagihara -- 
       |tRecommended dosage /|rBen Marcus -- |tMusic for misfits 
       /|rMark Haddon -- |tEnough about me /|rAzar Nafisi -- 
       |tHow stories say goodbye /|rT.C. Boyle -- |tRehearsals 
       for death /|rEthan Canin -- |tHappy accidents /|rEileen 
       Myles -- |tThe brain is larger than the sea /|rMarilynne 
       Robinson -- |tRandom joy /|rNeil Gaiman. 
520    "What inspires you? That's the simple, but profound 
       question more than forty renowned authors answer in LIGHT 
       THE DARK. Each author picks a favorite passage--from a 
       novel, a song, a poem--to reveal what gets them started 
       and keeps them going doing the creative work they love. 
       From there, incredible stories of life changing encounters
       with art emerge, like how sneaking a volume of Stephen 
       King stories into his job as a night security guard helped
       Khaled Hosseini learn that nothing he creates will ever be
       truly finished. Or how discovering Toni Morrison's Beloved
       in college taught Junot Diaz how art can create 
       communities of shared experience. Here is a stunning guide
       to creative living and writing in the vein of Bird by Bird,
       Big Magic, and Daily Rituals for anyone who wants to learn
       how great writers find inspiration and how to find some of
       your own. Writer Joe Fassler has been collecting these 
       lessons in his beloved "By Heart" series for The Atlantic,
       spinning conversations with hundreds of authors into 
       motivating essays paired with striking illustrations. 
       Light the Dark collects the best of "By Heart" and adds 
       brand new pieces from award-winning writers like Marilynne
       Robinson, Junot Diaz, and Neil Gaiman"--|cProvided by 
       publisher. 
650  0 Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.) 
700 1  Fassler, Joe,|eeditor.