Julia Cameron
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- For the influential 19th century British photographer, see Julia Margaret Cameron
Julia Cameron (born 4 March 1948) is an author and artist. She is perhaps most famous for her book The Artist's Way (1992), though she has written many other non-fiction works, as well as novels, plays, musicals, and screenplays.
She was married to Martin Scorsese in 1975, with whom she collaborated on three films and has one daughter, who was born in 1976.
[edit] Bibliography
[edit] Nonfiction
- Floor Sample (Tarcher, 2006; ISBN 1-58542-494-3), a memoir
- How to Avoid Making Art (2006; ISBN 1-58542-438-2), illustrated by Elizabeth Cameron
- The Sound of Paper (Tarcher, 2004; Hardcover ISBN 1-58542-288-6)
- Supplies: A Troubleshooting Guide for Creative Difficulties (Tarcher, 2003; Rev&Updtd edition ISBN 1-58542-212-6)
- Walking in this World (Tarcher, 2003; Reprint edition ISBN 1-58542-261-4)
- The Artist's Way, 10th Annv edition (Tarcher, 2002; ISBN 1-58542-146-4)
- Inspirations: Meditations from The Artist's Way (Tarcher, 2001;ISBN 1-58542-102-2)
- God is Dog Spelled Backwards (2000)
- God is No Laughing Matter (2000)
- Supplies: A Pilot's Manual for Creative Flight (2000)
- The Artist's Date Book (Tarcher, 1999; ISBN 0874776538 ), illustrated by Elizabeth Cameron Evans
- Money Drunk Money Sober (1999)
- Transitions (Tarcher, 1999; ISBN 0-87477-995-2)
- The Writing Life (1999)
- The Artist's Way at Work (1998)
- Blessings (Tarcher, 1998; ISBN 0-87477-906-5)
- The Right to Write: An Invitation and Initiation into the Writing Life (Tarcher, 1998; ISBN 1-58542-009-3)
- Heart Steps (Tarcher, 1997; ISBN 0-87477-899-9)
- The Artist's Way Morning Pages Journal (Tarcher, 1995; ISBN 0-87477-886-7)
- The Vein of Gold (1997; ISBN 0-87477-836-0)
- The Money Drunk (1993)
- The Artist's Way (1992)
[edit] Fiction
- Popcorn: Hollywood Stories (Really Great Books, 2000; ISBN 1-893329-12-7)
- The Dark Room (Carroll & Graf Pub,1998; ISBN 0-7867-0564-7)
[edit] Musicals
- Avalon
- Magellan
[edit] Plays
- Four Roses
- Public Lives
- The Animal in the Trees
[edit] Poetry
- Prayers for the Little Ones
- Prayers to the Nature Spirits
- This Earth
- The Quiet Animal
[edit] External links
Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to:
- The Artist's Way web site
- Artist's Way At Work web site, by Mark Bryan
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