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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Journaling by Joan R. Neubauer Alpha Books, November, 2000. Trade Paperback, 365 pages. ISBN: 0028639804 Ordering information: Amazon.com | Amazon.co.uk 
Although keeping a journal is not a new idea, since the advent
of computers it has become an absolute phenomenon.
Although to some it might seem that only a true idiot
would not know how to start a journal, this reference
goes far beyond the concepts of simply putting
pen to paper or keeping an old fashioned diary.
This book is a thorough reference
about different methods and types of journaling,
the process of selecting a journal,
how journaling can benefit your health
and help you grow as an individual.
After providing an introduction to the journaling
and discussing the tools you will need, the book
devotes chapters to different types
of journals. Some of the journals covered
include: the log, the healing journal, the
unsent letter journal, the reflective journal,
the family journal, the dream journal,
the historical journal, the travel log and the writer's
journal. The book also provides tips for
improving your journal, finding time to write
and how to use your computer and the Web.
A reference section which lists Internet
sites about journaling is also included.
If you are serious about starting a journal,
then this guide will help you get started and
help you select the right journal for you.
Reprinted with permission from The Internet Writing Journal®. Copyright © 1997-2011 by Writers Write, Inc. All Rights Reserved. |
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