What inspired roald dahl to become a writer?

Answer 1

Roald Dahl was inspired to become a writer due to his childhood experiences. He wanted to reach out to other children and let them know that their experiences are understood.

Answer 2

Writing is like a craft like any other, so you he could be inspired without actually reading anything, but it is said that he was a reader of folk and Fairy Tales, but not a huge writer in his youth.

Answer 3

Much of Roald Dahl's writing was influenced by specific childhood experiences. He wanted to reach out to children who were experiencing difficulties, to let them know their experiences were understood, and that others empathised and sympathised. Dahl's fondness for a particular candy shop formed the basis for "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory".

Being sent to boarding schools was also an unpleasant experience, which probably influenced the writing of "Matilda". The experience of being caned by his headmaster is reflected in "Matilda" and "Danny, the Champion of the World". The loss of his father when he was young can be seen in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and "James and the Giant Peach".

Answer 4

Roald Dahl was inspired to become a writer by his love for storytelling and reading. His experiences during World War II and his work as a pilot also influenced his writing, as did the imagination of his own childhood. Dahl's unique sense of humor and storytelling style drew inspiration from his own life experiences and the people he encountered.

Answer 5

Roald Dahl was inspired to become a writer due to his childhood experiences. He wanted to reach out to other children and let them know that their experiences are understood.

Answer 6

Roald Dahl loved the way kids thought about everything. He loved his childhood and admired what he did in his childhood. There is a book written by him called " BOY TALES OF CHILDHOOD"

Answer 7

He did'nt like shool but he loved litracy and writing stories

Answer 8

C.S. Forester