This enlightening companion to Julia Cameron's bestselling Prayers Trilogy (Blessings, Heart Steps, and Transitions) is for anyone who has yearned for a more spiritual life, for anyone who has felt that their prayers have gone unheard.

The idea behind Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way is that by writing three pages, longhand and stream-of consciousness, first thing in the morning, you can overcome the obstacles that stop you from becoming your most creative self. This works partly because it forces you to create something every single day.

The Artist's Way Workbook includes: over a 110 Artist's Way tasks; over 50 Artist's Way check-ins; new and original writings on Morning Page Journaling and the Artist's Date and more.

This prayer book focuses the reader on the value of a grateful heart. It expresses the conviction that there is an inner good in all that we experience, even in the most difficult and trying times.

This third book in Julia Cameron's bestselling trilogy on the creative process-beginning with The Artist's Way and Walking in This World-offers guidance on weathering the periods in an artist's life when inspiration appears to have run dry.

This is actually one of Cameron's most articulate, spirited, and ripened books yet. Although she underscores some of the spiritual advice that's already being said (slow down, simplify, be still), readers will find plenty of fresh and original essays in a book that really matters.

In How to Avoid Making Art, the bestselling author of The Artist's Way delivers a (tongue-in-cheek!) guide to doing anything and everything you possibly can to avoid making art.

This book is a great primer for those of us addicted to overspending, stress shopping, etc. I also recommend "How to Get Out of Debt, Stay Out of Debt and Live Prosperously" by Jerrold Mundis. The Mundis book is the best on breaking your addiction to debt.

Release Date September 11, 2008.

In 40 essays, Cameron offers advice on how to control the lack of time factor, procrastination and paralysis that creeps in when people make writing a "Big Deal.

This newly revised and cleverly repackaged edition of Julia Cameron's classic Artist's Way Workbook shows readers how to cope with the real nitty-gritty of being a successful artist. With a new introduction and additional exercises aimed at identifying and managing the Archetypal figures that all artists must confront, Supplies offers powerful tools for overcoming artistic problems and obstacles.

The Vein of Gold an extraordinary book of learning-through-doing. Inspiring essays on the creative process and more than one hundred engaging and energizing tasks involve the reader in "inner play," leading to authentic growth, renewal, and healing.

Abridged CD. Part Two in an amazing journey toward discovering our human potential, this book shows readers how to inhabit the world with a sense of wonder.

In The Writing Diet, Cameron illuminates the relationship between creativity and eating to reveal a crucial equation: creativity can block overeating.

Unabridged CD. Julia Cameron and Natalie Goldberg explode cherished misconceptions about who should write, and why they should do it, opening the door to the writer's world for everybody - not just a chosen few.