When your note emerged from the CD player, I have to admit that I was shocked. Even as I started reading, I couldn’t believe that 1) my car was sentient and 2) he had taken the time to write me a note.
Tag Archives: Storytelling
To Sebastian, From Emmet
Despite what your mother says, I’m not mad that you don’t clean me. And no, it’s not that I’ve merely become accustomed to being in a perpetual state of filth. On the contrary, I try to live by a ‘it’s what’s on the inside that counts’ philosophy. In that respect, you’ve never let me down.
Trust in Storytelling (cont.)
To be enjoyable, an activity can’t be too easy or too hard. There is a similar idea in education that a student won’t learn if a task is too easy or too hard. How does learning relate to the enjoyment of an activity?
Trust in Storytelling
“Add Some Elegance to Your Next Party With These Punch Bowls” – spy.com This is a continuation of an idea I introduced in “Blog Potpourri (pt. 1)”: How does the relationship between author and audience figure into an explanation of what makes a good story? I often think about why I am drawn to certainContinue reading “Trust in Storytelling”
A Kiwi and a Latte
An conversation with an interesing, spandex-clad man from New Zealand over lattes.
Sentence-At-A-Time Story
What follows is a transcript of a sentence-at-a time story told by the residents of [Again with the address thing? Come on dude! It’s the internet]
Two Rich Boys with Fancy Toys
In what is, hopefully, a departure from a lively online debate, I want to explore one small part of why these characters excel in their respective stories.
Second and Slightly Worse 