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Questions:
1) Chapter 1. What compels one to become a storyteller? Why is urgency a trigger for storytelling?
2) Chapter 2. Can anyone find his/her voice? How can we search and take ownership of our voice?
3) Chapter 3. How does singing come into play?
4) Chapter 4. What should we develop to speak as well as we write? What does the voice of the story represent?
5) Chapter 5. How does breath affect human speech?
6) Chapter 6. How would you define faith in the inner voice? Which recommended ritual/s do you intend to use to practice your
writing abilities?
7) Chapter 7. What suggestion do you find to be the most practical?
8) Chapter 8. How can freewrites strengthen one's voice?
9) Chapter 9. Why are children's stories compelling? Which exercise do you personally look forward to experimenting with as an aid to yield appealing stories?
10) Chapter 10. What is the challenge that writers face in fusing public and private voices?
11) Chapter 13. Is the inner voice always vicarious or a projection of the self? What improvisation appeals to you the most?
12) Chapter 16. What is the risk and gain of finding your unique presence?
13) Chapter 19. Explain the concept of the 'pressure cooker' as a stimulant for writing.
14) Chapter 20. How can the word 'IF' add layers of meaning to your stories?
15) Chapter 21. Where does the 'craft of fiction' come from?
16) Chapter 22. What is the act of writing compared to? Is creation entirely a freefalling experience for the writer?
17) Chapter 23. How is the writer both narrator and character? How can we tell a story well?
18) Chapter 24. Why should a writer pay attention to what causes excitement and daydreaming?
19) Chapter 25. What elements should be highlighted to give a story form?
20) Chapter 26. How can point of view and intention be interrelated? Can point of view be forced?
21) Chapter 27. What is a misconception about autobiographical stories? How can we increase the range of our voice?
22) Chapter 33. How can pretense lead to writing?
23) Chapter 34. What does it mean to write across racial, cultural and gender lines? What can gender, racial and cultural
switching reveal?
24) Chapter 48. After reading this chapter, what do YOU need to write freely?
25) Chapter 49. What is your challenge of choice to help you develop a writing persona?
26) Chapter 50. How is writing an audacious act?
27) Chapter 51. What is the power of language? How is truth an ally?
28) Chapter 52. What is your favorite suggestion to help you delve into the unknown?
29) Chapter 53. What do you think are the blessings to be had in becoming a sovereign of your own stories?