J.R.R. Tolkien. George MacDonald. C.S. Lewis. Maurice Sendak. Neil Gaiman. What do each of these authors all have in common? Well, for starters, each of them penned fantasy literature. In addition, they all had best-selling books. But that's not all. Each of these writers' also saw their works enjoyed by the same audience: children. Yet, by their own admission, none of them wrote for Read More about Fairy Tales and Grownups
Writing and the Imagination
The Power of the Imagination
They say that the imagination is a powerful thing. A rather dramatic example of this is the story of Air Force Colonel George Hall. A POW locked away in a North Vietnamese prison for seven horrific years, Hall played a full game of golf in his imagination every single day. One week after he was released from his POW camp, Hall entered the Greater New Orleans Open, shooting a score of 76 and Read More about The Power of the Imagination