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Book review: The War Of Art by Steven Pressfield
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Book review: The War Of Art by Steven Pressfield Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps - April 08, 2016 I read this book recently and liked it a lot. The book is written by Steven Pressfield. He is also the writer of "The Legend of Bagger Vance" and "Gates of Fire" (arguably the best book about Spartans, and is being used as recommended reading in Army academies). Pressfield definitely knows and respects his craft. This book is a call for all people, and creative people and writers in particular, to wake up and realize their calling. The book says: "Most of us have two lives. The life
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