I loved the title of this book so much that I decided to read the book. I was hoping for "Natalie Goldberg meets Writer's Digest," in other words, the inspiration of Goldberg with the practicality of the magazine. Unfortunately, I found the book to be dry and uninspiring.This book was written in a semi-engaging matter, but most of the chapters are nothing new, and didn't have the spark of many other writing books I've read. For a good writing experience, read Natalie Goldberg's "Writing Down the Bones," but skip HOW TO WRITE WITH THE SKILL OF A MASTER AND THE GENIUS OF A CHILD.Well, you can read the title again a few times, if you want.