Let’s talk about creativity! More specifically, the book that kind of changed my whole perspective on it. This book itself is magic. It takes many of the ideas long associated with creativity and making art and offers a new way of seeing them — a lighter, more pleasurable, achievable way. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
How is it already July? Anyway, we’ve reached the halfway point of 2019! It’s time to pause and take a look at how it’s been so far and what we expect to achieve before it ends. Not in life, though, no — I’m only talking about books. You might have bumped into this tag already but, if you haven’t, here’s the deal: it consists of 15 questions about your reading year, how it was so far and your expectations for the next six months. Since there’s nothing I like to talk about more than books, here are my answers: Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
That magic month every year in which we can all become our true selves. I mean, mermaids. That would be mermaids, in case you were wondering. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
Last month, #bookstagram convinced me to read a book. I’m sure you can relate, I’m sure I’m not the only one who picked up a book purely for the hype. Well, it turned out to be a great book. So, I decided to read another from the same author. And it was a fantastic book! I decided to keep going and read all of her back-catalog and, now, she’s my new favorite author. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.