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”
Category: Books
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”
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”
Film vs Novel: The Giver
Re-examining Lois Lowry’s classic young adult novel and the forgotten 2014 film remake The film is set in a technologically advanced world similar to those “Film vs Novel: The Giver”
Why short stories aren’t just for English class, they’re for your mental health
Sorry for nerding out but this had to be said. I have recently discovered a trick to enriching my life and discovering new perspectives in “Why short stories aren’t just for English class, they’re for your mental health”
How I wrote a novel
Part 1 of 2- visualizing and writing In the winter of 2019, I wrote a science fiction novel entitled Eternalize. The story focuses upon an “How I wrote a novel”
The Stack Up: ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’
How does the novel stack up to the film? No this is not a dream; you are in the right place. I usually cover a “The Stack Up: ‘Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker’”
The Stack Up: ‘Richard Jewell’
How does the film stack up to the book? During the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, security guard Richard Jewell discovered an olive green “The Stack Up: ‘Richard Jewell’”