Writing Ourselves: Essays on Creativity, Craft, and Mormonism

Harrell] speaks to the function of language and narrative as communal acts. In his exploration of literature as an ethical act intended to foster moral goodness, he encourages writers to create narrative worlds and persons that feel as real as the space we inhabit and the people we encounter in real life.”— Tyler Chadwick, Association for Mormon Letters “This book definitely gives me the motivation to write and explore my thoughts and organize the stresses of life through my writing. I recommend this book not just to writers, but to everyone. It’s not just about writing, but how to live a better life.”— Dani Addante, <a href="http://www.the-exponent.com/book-review-writing