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Anthony Doerr • All the Light We Cannot See: A Novel
I tell the kids: Stories are flashlights. You shine a light in one place—an attic floor, a canyon wall, or a memory—and then you describe it the best you can. Maybe you need to find a photo of it in a book, or maybe it is right there in your memory, on the screen behind your eyes.
Anne Lamott • Almost Everything: Notes on Hope
I wrote, “You might be wondering if I’m stalking you. Well, the answer is yes. I’m obsessed with your work—obsessed, and I have a secret dream, about to be not so secret, that we can collaborate and that you’ll illustrate the cookbook, let’s call it better than a cookbook, that I’m starting to work on. I love your work, you are the Maira Kalman[ ]
... See moreAdam Moss • The Work of Art: How Something Comes from Nothing
A memory of the day the child had freedom to paint whatever they wanted and they chose to use that freedom to show their love for their parents.
Mark Fairley • Stay Free: Why Society Can't Survive Without God
remember texture, detail, sense memory, and what you felt like when the story first took place.
Kate Tellers • How to Tell a Story: The Essential Guide to Memorable Storytelling from The Moth
