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G. Lynn Nelson
G. Lynn Nelson is an American author and academic notable for his advocacy of young adult writing programs and the implementation of alternative approaches to language study informed by Native American concepts. Nelson began teaching at Arizona State University in 1973 and served as the director of the regional Greater Phoenix Area Writing Project (GPAWP), a regional site of the National Writing Project (NWP), until 2004. He co-founded the Young Adult Writing Project (YAWP) in 1996.
==''Writing and Being''==
Published in 2004, Nelson's book ''Writing and Being: Embracing Life Through Creative Journaling'' offers an alternative to traditional methods of writing instruction found in schools. (The first edition of the text carried a different subtitle:
''Taking Back Our Lives Through the Power of Language''.)
Nelson says that “too often in school, we study language and writing in isolation, apart from the people who speak and write and apart from what happens when people speak and write — apart from our being” (xii). Meaningful writing, he argues, should go beyond a “grade () critical analysis and correctness" in order "to tell your own stories, to heal your wounds, to find a bit of peace and love” (xii). Nelson's approach relies heavily on private journaling, in which writers begin by exploring their inner lives without fear of restriction or criticism (3-8).〔Nelson, G. Lynn. ''Writing and Being: Embracing Your Life Through Creative Journaling''. Makawao, HI: Inner Ocean, 2004.〕
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