AMERICAN WRITER MUSEUM

The American Writer Museum was like the most amazing place i have every went to. The museum have a lot of activities about writing, writers, and novels , like the Road scroll, real, working typewriters,story of the day,palm trees, word waterfall,affordability,interactivity of exhibits,public programming etc.
 
 They was a lot of places that i never got to go. One of  the most interesting part  about american writer museum was the working typewriter right next to Kerouac's scroll are a few working typewriters that i can write my own story on . I am talking old school machines, like what my parents and grandparents worked on back in the days.Today, typing is done by our thumbs on a tiny screen or bu our voice talking into that same screen, so its a much more tactile experience and ive found it forces me to slow down and think about what i am typing. There's no autocorrect or 'Edit-Undo". So take the time, sit down and appreciate how writing use to get done, whether it's a new experience for you or an all-too-familiar one.

The another interesting part about the AWM's was the CHILDREN'S GALLERY. Children"s author story times are held in our Children's Gallery,a space dedicated to those first book we read- or are read to us. There are exhibits designed for children that allow them to experiment and have fun with words, as well as physical copies of many well-known children's books. The centerpiece of the Children's Gallery is a beautiful mural of a tree painted by award-winning author and illustrator Paul Zelinsky i browse the author out.