How to read properly - by Lydia Nottingham - pronotre
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When you’re reading, it’s very important that you’re projecting expectations, interests, and things you’re trying to figure out onto the page.
When you’re reading, it’s very important that you’re projecting expectations, interests, and things you’re trying to figure out onto the page. hallucinating while staring at dead trees If you don’t have a quest in mind when you’re reading, the words will wash over you and you won’t have enough footholds to grasp onto. Reading-with-intent-to-write (what we did at Inkhaven) was really good for latching onto footholds. I’ve been slacking — not blogging my every musing. I need to get back into it, because it helps me process information better. Here’s a very incomplete sample of some…
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