Poem for my wife [Creatively Composing]
This is all gushy, but every year for our anniversary I write a poem for my wife. These poems deepen my love for her and help me express my love in ways I otherwise wound not be able to.
The Road [Sublime Literary Experience]
This book is full of heavy ideas. These heavy ideas combined with its dark nature makes for a book I had to put down on numerous occasions because it made me think in ways I hadn't before.
The Way of Kings [Reading Literature Privately]
This was one of those books that really inspired me to write creatively. I don't plan on making a living out of it, but expressing my ideas through fictional characters is something I will do for a long time.
Ender's Game [Cinematic Literary Experience]
This wasn't one of the times where I reread the book because the movie was so good. I reread the book after this movie to remember that the book was good because the movie made it seem otherwise.
Broadway Productions [Theatrical Experience]
I was spoiled enough to grow up two hours away from New York. I was able to see many of Broadway's masterpieces like Lion King, Wicked, Phantom of the Opera, and Aladdin. I remember being completely captivated by every single performance.
Beowulf [Discussing Literature]
Recently, I had a class that discussed Beowulf. We talked about why and how society creates monsters and I found it very profound and interesting. I spent some time after class thinking about that and talking about that with my wife.
Hey Matt! I know how you feel about Ender's Game. How did Way of Kings inspire you to write creatively? I've never read it, but I'm curious.
ReplyDeleteI've read Way of Kings before and it was one of those novels that first got me into Brandon Sanderson as an author. I'm taking his class on writing this semester and I am loving it. I would highly recommend it.
ReplyDeleteI really didn't like the movie Enders Game, and I wished I had read the book, because now I attribute the movie with the book. I'll do my best to read Enders Game so that I have a better memory of the story than the one the movie presented!
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