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Tune up your creativity and mindset 2 Nite with Scott Cluthe & Andy Selsberg live as they work in The Jottery! Maybe you have a few jotteries to share ? Call in: 347-308-8478
The Jottery:Thought Experiments for Everyday Philosophers and Part-Time Geniuses
In The Jottery, you’ll find a series of prompts, suggestions, commands, and questions that are intended to cause neurons to fire and a spectrum of ideas to surface–possibly good, potentially useful, conceivably profitable, maybe illuminating, and hopefully amusing. There’s also a chance you’ll come up with nothing, and experience a beautiful “idea-lessness” that would be the envy of Zen monks everywhere. Also a win.
Think of this as The Book of Questions for creative types, from writers and artists, to idea gurus and daydreamers, perfect for writing classes, train rides, parties, meditation retreats, game nights, insomnia bouts, lulls in dates or low points in relationships, company brainstorming meetings, waiting rooms, therapy sessions, and more.
Andy Selsberg is a former staff writer for the Onion, and his writing has appeared in the New York Times, GQ, the Village Voice, Salon, the Oxford American, and the Believer, among other publications. He is the author of You Are Good at Things and Dear Old Love.
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Tune up your creativity and mindset 2 Nite with Scott Cluthe & Andy Selsberg live as they work in The Jottery! Maybe you have a few jotteries to share ? Call in: 347-308-8478
The Jottery:Thought Experiments for Everyday Philosophers and Part-Time Geniuses
In The Jottery, you’ll find a series of prompts, suggestions, commands, and questions that are intended to cause neurons to fire and a spectrum of ideas to surface–possibly good, potentially useful, conceivably profitable, maybe illuminating, and hopefully amusing. There’s also a chance you’ll come up with nothing, and experience a beautiful “idea-lessness” that would be the envy of Zen monks everywhere. Also a win.
Think of this as The Book of Questions for creative types, from writers and artists, to idea gurus and daydreamers, perfect for writing classes, train rides, parties, meditation retreats, game nights, insomnia bouts, lulls in dates or low points in relationships, company brainstorming meetings, waiting rooms, therapy sessions, and more.
Andy Selsberg is a former staff writer for the Onion, and his writing has appeared in the New York Times, GQ, the Village Voice, Salon, the Oxford American, and the Believer, among other publications. He is the author of You Are Good at Things and Dear Old Love.