365 Letters to Write (But Never Send)

Download or read book 365 Letters to Write (But Never Send) written by Castlesintheair Journals and published by Independently Published. This book was released on 2018-12-22 with total page 370 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Join the 365 writing challenge!Can you write one letter a day, every day, for a year?Let loose on paper, unleash your creativity, and be audaciously honest without consequence. It's just you and the page! 8 x 10" Journal sizePrinted on quality paper with a gloss-finished coverFrom Inside the Book: Letters are a long-established form of communication that has become somewhat forgotten with the advance of technology. Writing letters takes time and thought, the replies are not as instantaneous as emails or text-messages, making them less spontaneous and perhaps more thought-out, honest, and thus more deep. Letters are of course intended to be read, which is why writing a letter that you never send can be so therapeutic. It allows the writer to explore and express their true thoughts and feelings in a safe way, without limits or risk to their relationships. For this reason, writing letters that are not intended to be sent is a cathartic technique often used in therapy. This 365 Journal is intended to allow you to do the same, be true to yourself and write without limits!An example of some of the prompts: Write a letter to your favourite childhood toyWrite a letter full of rhetorical questionsWrite a letter to God about the meaning of lifeWrite a letter that would get you in trouble if you sent itWrite a letter to your inner-criticWrite down five words without thinking about it first. Write a letter including these words and the themes associated with themWrite a letter in the darkWrite a letter to your inner-childWrite a letter from beyond the graveWrite a letter in a secret code, then translate it!What is on your mind at the moment? Write an understanding letter to yourselfWrite a letter to your egoand many, many more.....Are you ready to take the challenge?