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I finished this book months ago. Months! It supposed to be about the processes of theatre creation, or things that have inspired Matthew Goulish in his creations.
It made me think about certain theatre books that have a way of speaking that is more "scientific", systematic and justified; while others are more in the style of "oh, yes, we are artists, and we see everything in a very poetic way, it is wonderful, now let's talk about how trees grow and water is blue. Very poetic, yes." This book is more like that second option.
But, I do not mean to say that it is useless. I suppose it depends on what one is looking for. And certainly, some of the lectures are nice, or inspirational, or get you in a mood that is more appropriate for creation.
I read it as one of the recommended books for my MA and, I must confess that during my studying processes of these months, I haven't felt the need to go back to it. Although I wonder if I reread it now, if it would have a different impact on me.
Anyway, as those who know me know, I am a bit more methodical. And so things that are too poetic (artsy-pants, as I call them), particularly when speaking about processes make me doubt about how genuine they are, and how much people are doing what we call "bullshitting". But that is just my opinion. And that's all.
It is a small book, easy to read. Especially considering the chapters are small and do not need to be read in order. If you are interested, you can read just one chapter and based on that decide whether to read something more.