by Austin Kleon
Kleon argues that sharing your creative process — not just the finished work — is how you find your audience and community. A short, illustrated manifesto for opening up your work in the internet age.
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Show Your Work is where Holiday first encountered Brian Eno's word "scenius" (which he then traced to a 2011 Eno lecture). He calls Austin Kleon's books "some of my all-time favourites about writing and creativity."
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