How reading changes your perspective
- Matthew Crawford
- Jan 31, 2018
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 9, 2018
I've always felt that reading stokes the imagination it engages your mind in a way that a movie never could. While I love and greatly enjoy movies there is no substitute for a well written and researched book about our history.
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'I have always enjoyed Hemingway's books, most notable the "Old Man and the Sea". However, I much more enjoyed reading of Hemingway himself-- especially "Hemingway's Boat" by Paul Hendrickson-- the book speaks of Hemingway's boat from being built in Brooklyn NY to trolling Key West for Marlin.