WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT THE WRITE TIME
Robert Yehling has written a collection of 366 writing exercises designed to help people of all ages put pen and paper into a lived experience. He guides you through various opportunities to explore aspects of yourself through daily experiences, nature, your personality, your character, and your soul. Each time you sit down to write you will be encouraged to expand your awareness of your environment and your place in it.
You will find concrete and esoteric aspects to your writing that enable you to write your way into an experience. In so doing, you will be able to connect to the world around you through reflective observation. Bob challenges you to see through your eyes what cannot often be seen with them. Here, you will find yourself deepening your respect for the life you view outside yourself and what is held sacred within you.
The Write Time contains 228 pages and a full year of daily inspiration, daily wisdom, and daily encouragement. If you are a writer professionally or simply love to journal, you must read and utilize this work of art into your daily contemplations.
- Sam Oliver, author, The Path into Healing
Reading Robert Yehling's The Write Time, I was transported to the mountains, bundled in a log cabin, sitting next to a raging fire. His daily exercises inspired me to dream and motivated me to search my soul and delight in my own history. Mr. Yehling has an obvious affection for not only the craft of writing, but also for the nurturing of the writer's spirit. The Write Time is a warm companion in what often feels like a cold and lonely profession.
- Corey Blake, CEO, Writers of the Roundtable
What a book! Bob Yehling's The Write Time is a refreshing “fix” for writers of all genres … Practice with Bob!
- Penny Porter, author, Heartstrings & Tail-Tuggers, Adobe Secrets
The original meaning of “inspiration” was “to breathe into,” and it referred to imparting a truth or an idea to someone. In The Write Time, Robert Yehling has created a book in which he imparts a year's worth of writing exercises that will inspire writers of all stripes to discover their own ideas and truths--those sparks that feed the ongoing creative flame. Like the best teachers we've all had, he opens the door to new, sometimes challenging work and invites you to step through. When you've been a successful, multi-genre writer for decades, as Yehling has, you learn a lot, and his gift is that he can so freely share his knowledge with others eager to explore their own creativity on the page.
- Barbara Stahura, author, What I Thought I Knew