Sadler's Honest Review - Piotr Stankiewicz, Does Happiness Write Blank Pages?

I recently added a new review to my Sadler's Honest Reviews series - this one focusing on Piotr Stankiewicz's work, Does Happiness Write Blank Pages?  On Stoicism and Artistic Creativity.

Put very simply, I highly recommend his book, both for its discussion of modern Stoicism and for its examination of artistic creativity.  Here's the video review, going into the details about why I recommend the book.

 

This review is the tenth in the series.  If you'd like to watch any of the others, and hear my in-depth discussions and evaluations of the books, here are the other nine.

• William Ferraiolo, Meditations on Self-Discipline and Failure
• Massimo Pigliucci, How To Be a Stoic
• Pat McGeehan, Stoicism and the Statehouse
• Kevin Vost, The Porch and the Cross
• Chuck Chakrapani, Unshakeable Freedom
• Seneca, How To Die (James Romm, trans. and ed.)
• Epictetus, How To Be Free (A.A. Long, trans. and ed.)
• George Bradley, A Better Human: The Stoic Heart, Mind, and Soul
• Marcus Tullius Cicero How To Be A Friend (trans and ed. Philip Freeman)