I would agree that this is enchantment, when a piece of writing gets you to read something else, shifts your interest in a new direction. I enjoyed your article.
So much to love here, from your definition of enchantment to your list of additional books. S. Morgenstern originally confused me, but once I got to know other frame narrators, he became very funny. It's a wonderful, sneaky, lit-major pleasure of a novel. Thank you for the enjoyment of this post! :-)
I would agree that this is enchantment, when a piece of writing gets you to read something else, shifts your interest in a new direction. I enjoyed your article.
Readers who would like to cast a vote for this essay over at the Enchanted by the Book competition may
1. Follow this link,
2. Find Michael's post in the comments section of the competition page, and
3. Click the Heart button below the post.
https://enchantedinamerica.substack.com/p/the-enchanted-book-contest-enter.
(Michael: If you want to add this link to the end of your post to make it easy for readers, feel free. See Julie's entry for an example.) :-)
Adored this book and movie, and your thoughts on it. Thanks for sharing it!
So much to love here, from your definition of enchantment to your list of additional books. S. Morgenstern originally confused me, but once I got to know other frame narrators, he became very funny. It's a wonderful, sneaky, lit-major pleasure of a novel. Thank you for the enjoyment of this post! :-)