Writers attract the interest of others, probably because of their ability to say what they think
SCOTT BARRY KAUFMAN, JAMES C. KAUFMAN
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The Psychology of Creative Writing by Scott Barry Kaufman and James C. Kaufman explores the cognitive, emotional, and social aspects of writing. It examines the personalities of writers, the creative process, writer’s block, mental health, and how creativity can be nurtured. The book offers insights for writers, educators, and psychologists alike.
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