Keeping up the spirit is vital when faced with a writing project. "Surfing the Rainbow: Visualization and Chakra Balancing for Writers" is a spiritual inspiration for writers as Sue Johnson advises writers to capture their chakra, explore their potential for creativity and find their path until they hit their stride, maximizing their potential. "Surfing the Rainbow" is a must for spirituality collections, with an extra nod to writers. ~ Michael J. Carson, Midwest Book Review,www.midwestbookreview.com

Even if we take away the MB&S overtones for this book, Surfing the Rainbow still offers the writer endless possibilities for ideas merely by tapping into the concept of colour. What does a particular colour ‘say’ to you; what do you ‘see’ when a colour is mentioned in conversation? Sue Johnson has created a series of exercises to help add a vital spark to your writing such as: ‘What images does the word ‘indigo’ conjure up? Or ‘create a story about someone buying a yellow silk dress from a charity shop to wear to a party ...’ Our imagination takes over and draws on the images of colour we have stored in our brains. The author is a home study tutor for Writers’ News magazine and so her exercises can be used to inspire a writers’ group as well as the individual. We all get a but jaded from time to time and this is a fun way of getting those creative juices flowing again. ~ Suzanne Ruthven, Amazon and Goodreads

New to writing? Unsure how to get started? 'Surfing the Rainbow' is your indispensible road map. Sue Johnson has written an inspiring guide to support you on your journey to publication. A wonderful book. (Mary Pearson - author of 'Meditation - the stress solution.' ~ Mary Pearson - Co-Founder of The British School of Meditation

'Surfing the Rainbow' is not only about how to write but also tells you how to tap into your creative self, capture the Muse and care for your inner self and environment whilst you are writing. This is a book I will be turning to often. (Lynne Hackles is the author of 'Ghost Writing: how to write for others' (Aber publishing) ~ Lynne Hackles