It's a conversation about reading as communion--and how a 2,800-year-old story became, unexpectedly, a way of connecting to each other.
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I guess some might argue that reading would have the benefit of expanding my mind, but I already have so many creative and administrative projects I'm excited about that I can hardly keep up with my own ideas. That's my unapologetic justification for not reading.
Matt Spevack
We live, as we dream—alone; and what makes it maddening is that we know it, and yet cannot help ourselves from dreaming that some other solitude will someday reach across and be company to our own.
Joseph Conrad — Lord Jim
Heroes are expected to be flawless. Villains are allowed to be human. Audiences may not always like them, but they remember them and connect with their flaws.
Polina Pompliano