SARK Names Creativity Portal 'Excellent Writing Resource' in Juicy Pens, Thirsty Paper

Creativity-Portal.com: Chris Dunmire's extravaganza of creativity. — SARK

Creativity-Portal.com: Chris Dunmire's extravaganza of creativity SEPTEMBER 10, 2008 — Bestselling author and artist SARK (Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy, planetsark.com) has named Chris Dunmire's Creativity Portal an "Excellent Writing Resource" in chapter 8 (p. 177) of her newest book "Juicy Pens, Thirsty Paper: Gifting the World with Your Words and Stories and Creating the Time and Energy to Actually DO It" (Three Rivers Press, 2008).

Juicy Pens, Thirsty Paper is available at Amazon.com »

"Juicy Pens, Thirsty Paper" was launched on August 12, 2008, and ranked #9 in Creativity in the Psychology & Counseling genre and #16 in Creativity in the Self-Help genre at Amazon.com by August 25.

Page 177 of Juicy Pens Thirsty Paper

Molly Anderson-Childers interviewed SARK for Creativity Portal's "Creative Careers in the Arts" feature in March 2008 (interview & podcast), while penning her "the Goddess of Glitter, the Princess of Procrastination — the original succulent wild woman who taught us to eat mangoes naked and explore our darkest places with a flashlight."

SARK is the author of dozens of self-help and creativity books including "Make Your Creative Dreams REAL", "Prosperity Pie", and the bestselling "Succulent Wild Woman." She continues to inspire millions with her books, creativity workshops, and Inspiration Phone Line at (415) 546-3742. •

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