Why Wonderfell?

Saturday, January 17, 2026

Good morning, The Wonderfell Way.

Glad you're here. O/

"Do you ever feel like not showing up, like not writing, in the morning, Wynn?"
-Favorite Wonderfell Reader

It's work. It's duty. It's doing what I love. It's doing what's right.

I fought for so long to be able to. Now, when I wake, I'm so grateful for the win, I just start.

And it is work.

My Country needs help. The people suffer and don't understand why.

We blame money, ego, greed, bigotry, racism, misogyny, and a lot of other words.

But the true reason is our language itself.

The true reason America suffers is in The Stories We Choose to Share and Digest.

Because what we watch and report is where we assert our value.

When we continuously showcase tragedy and call it News, we tell each other tragedy is worth our attention.

There are just as many good deeds, more I'd say, going on in America than tragedies.

This is not a call for naive optimism.

This is stating the fact that: What we feed grows.

We, as a Nation, have decades worth of feasting on tragedies.

And if the restaurant, The Media, wants to stay in business it has to serve what the people are eating.

Our stories chase ambulances instead of heroes. This is why our Country looks and feels the way it does at present.

We make showcasing Hell a profitable enterprise. People like to profit. They need profit to survive. And so we surround ourselves with Hell in an effort to just stay alive.

Good News is marketable. People love heroes more than nightmares.

Surely you'd rather watch a person rescue a cat over watching them shoot it in the head.

Don't say positive stories don't sell or you are the whole symptom and disease.

A story absent of hope isn't a story; it's an opinion.

Our News stories turned to News opinions a few decades ago. We're living in the consequences of a world feeding on stories devoid of hope.

Hell isn't other people; it's a world of hopeless stories.

Where's Hope?

In our storytellers who still recognize life is worth something good.

If the News is slow to remind us, our Artists need to be quick.

I write about An American Renaissance being a cure for our National malaise because hope has to flood the words we feed on soon if our Country is to survive.

We're better than the stories we're choosing to share.

Why Wonderfell?

A guy from New England pulls away from society to write deliberately in his journal for a time, to remind himself what's truly worth valuing in the World.

Over a hundred years ago Henry did the same. If there was no Walden, there was no 'Civil Disobedience,' and so no game plan for Gandhi or Martin Luther King.

Literature like Wonderfell can matter that much.

It is my Hope it truly does.

Thank you for reading, for choosing hope over tragedy.

Take care and make wonderful this wonderful day.