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79. Write a story using Story Cubes
At a write in, my friend brought story cubes and challenged me to write a story using them during a sprint. So I gave it a try. I wrote a story set in an Egyptian library. I managed to work all the elements in, and the story was strange but a whole lot of fun. I would definitely do this again just for fun or to jumpstart part of a story. I'm glad I gave this a try.
At a write in, my friend brought story cubes and challenged me to write a story using them during a sprint. So I gave it a try. I wrote a story set in an Egyptian library. I managed to work all the elements in, and the story was strange but a whole lot of fun. I would definitely do this again just for fun or to jumpstart part of a story. I'm glad I gave this a try.
I earread another book that was on my Pinterest Future Mt. TBR board: Cinder by Marissa Meyer. It's one that has been recommended to me many times, and I'm glad to finally have read it. I adore fairy tale retellings. 
I recently read Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse- The Art of the Movie by Ramin Zahed, which I've had out of the library for a long while now. It was a beautiful book of art, both conceptual sketches and finished stills full of detail I could really look at. I enjoyed learning about some of the ways the different artists contributed to the look and feel of the settings and characters.