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In a world dominated by instant messages and emails, today's episode invites you to discover the "revolutionary" act of writing letters. It's not just an intimate gesture—it's a form of connection that goes beyond words.
Did you ever write a letter to someone?
Nowadays, Joel Dicker could be considered the king of the twists, but what's the secret of his success? In this episode, we will discuss the Swiss author and how his addictive plots have earned him global appreciation.
Which book of his did you like the most?
Another season comes to an end and Never Give Up is a traditional reminder: Don't let setbacks define you. Let them fuel your comeback.
August 6, the day on which the second season (part 1) of Wednesday will be released, inspired me to talk about this character and what we can learn from her. AUTHENTICITY will be introduced as a topic and explored only in the next episode. BE YOURSELF and TAKE CARE.
April 10, 1925. One of the most discussed classics was published, and today I want to honor it by sharing as well how it inspired my retelling of Daisy.
March 19 2025, the most awaited books of 2025 will be released: Sunrise on the Reaping.
So, why not explore the world of Panem before getting into this new chapter written by Suzanne Collins?
Here you can find the blog related: https://instillcreativitymills.wordpress.com/2025/03/18/the-hunger-games-a-journey-to-panem/
Another Valentine's Day is finally come and this time I want to talk about self-love.
January 11, is an important day to talk about kindness. Starting with a suggestion that leads to taking a journey to discover kindness in literature.
Let's reprise the Jingle Bells without the rock'n' roll vibes but talking of the same subject: the Grinch
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It is a podcast about literature and poetry. An almost weekly episode with different themes will be connected to a book or a poem or more (including songs) to help creatively amplify the curiosity…
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