Will Myles

Will shares a childhood memory of his father playing 'Riders on the Storm' by The Doors during a thunderstorm, highlighting the profound impact music can have in shaping life's experiences. He explores the deep connections between writing and music, arguing that the world's greatest writers have a love for music. Just as soundtracks enhance movies, music provides a 'sonic gel' that binds, encapsulates, and advances the emotional intensity of written words. Will encourages readers struggling with inspiration to turn to music, drawing parallels between the rhythm, emotion, and artistry of great songs and great writing.