re/visit :: CATCHING THE BIG FISH (Lynch, 2006)
Though I've endlessly perused Lynch's ode to TM-infused creativity in the 15+years since I last read it, this was my first time re-reading it in its totality or, rather, having David Lynch read it to me while I drove in circles on a lawnmower (THE STRAIGHT STORY part of my days) which gave it a whole new life.
Apparently my fragmentary thinking – and my efforts to stay there – has/have been around for a long time:
(These are my perpetual efforts to remember that final sentence.)
Recommended, wholly, just as it was 17 years ago – and especially worthwhile as an audio book, like Rubin's THE CREATIVE ACT: there's something about having both Lynch and Rubin speaking to you, whispering in your lone ear, lying in a field. Essential to the creative library.
Other note: I always have to type David Lynch twice, as I invariably type David Lunch the first time.