Donald Miller

[Hognastiness]

He's a Christian author and he's really funny and his books are very fun to read. I met him once and he signed the two books I have by him, he was a very funny speaker too.

Books he wrote:

Blue Like Jazz (which has been made into a movie, which is not like the book, but still has the same basic idea as the book does.) very good book about Christianity and what it is to believe in. Good book for non believers too I might add. It's also my favorite book by the way.

Through Painted Deserts: Non-Fiction, Don and his best friend go on a trip to the Grand Canyon and across America in a VW Bus, this book led into Blue Like Jazz.

I haven't read any of his other books, but I hear they are awesome. He is a very good writer.

[gwenhyver42]

I love Donald Miller. I've only read three of his books, but I like his style. Blue Like Jazz, Searching for God Knows What, and To Own a Dragon. Fantastic writer.

[mojoboy31]

Never heard of him before now.

[gwenhyver42]

[Judge_Deborah]

[Demonhunter]

He sounds funny when I have more time I will look into reading some of his stuff.

[gwenhyver42]

I have Through Painted Deserts as an audiobook. Just started it tonight. He is so funny...

[gwenhyver42]

He also has the "Storyline Productivity Schedule," which is one page. You print out 31 copies of it (actually, there's a file with the same page repeated), and fill it out every day. I haven't done it, but... I have the file. lol. And it's not a schedule, persay. It's a sort of thing that's supposed to change the way you look at your days. There's the things you want to do but can't yet –– things that would normally impede your work if you decided to do them instead. However, if you look at them as things you get to do later, it's a huge difference. I really ought to print this file out... Hmmm... There's a link on his page: