There is this book: I read it before the recall, and frankly it was amazing IMO. It's a shame the author made up two small quotes and the whole book got thrown out as the rest of the content was great!

“The Craft of Creativity” by Matthew Cronin and Jeffrey Loewenstein gets at the process of how creativity works.

It's a bad answer to your question, but David Lynch's book, Catching the Big Fish, is pretty cool.

"Art & Fear" is a little more about process... but often great ideas emerge from healthy processes!

No idea. The only one I heard about is Matt Ridley’s How Innovation Works and Why it Flourishes in Freedom

Not perfectly on your target, but the books closest to this topic that I most like are “Old Masters and Young Geniuses” by David Galenson and “Creative Selection” by Ken Kocienda

Not perfectly on your target, but the books closest to this topic that I most like are “Old Masters and Young Geniuses” by David Galenson and “Creative Selection” by Ken Kocienda

I'm partial to "Originals", by Adam Grant. Mainly because he's quite good at synthesizing his own research with that of others. And it's a fun read, doesn't bore. I haven't read Steven Johnson's Where Good Ideas Come From but I've really liked a couple of his other books.