“Mozart never wrote a novel. Shakespeare never composed a symphony. Yet the greatest writers and musicians have more in common than you might think.” Gary Provost’s famous passage about sentence variation reveals a fundamental truth about great writing: it should sing. This musical approach to[…]

“Imagine walking through a city where every building looks the same, each more lifeless than the last, or watching movies where heroes are as flawed and morally ambiguous as the villains they oppose. This isn’t a dystopian nightmare — it’s our reality.” In a world[…]