Why We Should Teach Fantasy
The closest I’ve come to reading fantasy in school was being assigned Animal Farm, twice. . . .
The closest I’ve come to reading fantasy in school was being assigned Animal Farm, twice. . . .
Sometimes, the things we want most are the ones in our way, in front of our eyes, covering what we truly need.
I’m going to be switching up my content a bit. While I love sharing my travel stories, I’m a writer first (like the book kind). I’m also making a video game, and I usually have tons of small projects I’m working on that my blog posts never mention. These projects are part of why I
I drove fast with the wind in my hair, down the Oregon country road in a flurry about how life would be so different in such a short time. Actually, I didn’t have hair, just a beard… The wind was in that, though, and everything felt momentary, all about to change so quick and righteous.
I’ve been here three times before, at the bookends of trips long and short. This time, Rome meets me somewhere in the middle of my journey abroad with no end date reserved, and it feels different. I’m staying with my girlfriend right next to Termini station, a dingy neighborhood that reminds me of my home
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