Zen in the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury | BOOK REVIEW

[@jakeelkins5662]

It’s not surprising that a prolific writer like Bradbury finds inspiration in poetry. When I read anything I enjoy feeling that sense of wonder that comes from a beautifully written sentence or verse, which are present in books good and bad. But those beautiful sentences and verses are highly concentrated in song and, like you said, poetry. Unfortunately I don’t read a lot of it... I probably should. I have Dante’s Inferno hanging out on my shelf... so maybe I’ll start there. I haven’t read anything by Bradbury, but I’ll consider him when I pick up something else to read. Great video, and thanks for the work you’re doing.

[@JasonFuhrman]

Thanks, man. Dante's inferno is a good one. I have a collection of Robert Frost on my shelf, so maybe that's where I'll start.

[@derektrudelle4182]

Are you so sure Ray did not hear your thanks? They hear, my friend. I've thanked Vonnegut many times. Just sitting down in front of my typewriter is giving thanks. They hear. They smile at our efforts and wish us well on our creative adventures.

[@peterlinfield8707]

Thanks, I enjoyed your post.

[@JasonFuhrman]

Thank you!

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[@Bookspine5]

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