Reflecting on my time as a writer When you first start out as an Opinion writer, the job seems relatively easy. All you need is “I don’t have high opinions of my opinions”
Author: Patrick Ullmer
Dostoevsky’s “Crime and Punishment” is the book to read this quarantine
Crime and Punishment by Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky is the best novel you can read during this time of quarantine. This is a story of “Dostoevsky’s “Crime and Punishment” is the book to read this quarantine”
The slow and inevitable death of DVD
Physical media slowly losing its charm for the masses Physical media is slowly becoming considered by the mainstream as obsolete, and next on the list “The slow and inevitable death of DVD”
The Stack-Up: The Princess Bride
How does the film stack up to the novel? I doubt any film has reached the cult status of the 1987 comedy “The Princess Bride”. “The Stack-Up: The Princess Bride”
Plenty of time, not enough energy
“Never leave for tomorrow what can’t be done today,” is a phrase I think everyone can agree on, but few actually put into action. One “Plenty of time, not enough energy”
How I novelized my personal ideals
The climactic battle in Patrick Ullmer’s new novel, NOCTURN As a self-described unpretentious novelist, I can honestly confess there are two-ways one gets inspired to “How I novelized my personal ideals”
From one classmate to another
This past week I had the privilege I doubted I would ever receive: helping out a fellow student with an assignment problem. I had been “From one classmate to another”
Why you should litter more often
Trash came from elements of nature, so it should be given right back It seems impossible today to walk down the street without finding some “Why you should litter more often”