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Once you know your world as well as you hope your reader will, set your characters free in it and see what happens.
Once this information is written onto the disc, the drive uses a magnetic reader to turn it back into a useful form, much like a phonograph needle translates a record's grooves into music.
A technique called the thin film lithography process allowed engineers to shrink the reader and writer.
And despite its size, the reader became more sensitive by taking advantage of new discoveries in magnetic and quantum properties of matter.
These are the questions that transformed me from a medieval scholar, a reader of texts, into a textual scientist.
As an academic, I was a mere reader.
"Where were The New Yorker's fabled copy editors?" a reader wrote.
Here, another reader quotes a passage from the magazine: [Ruby was seventy-six, but she retained her authoritative bearing; only her unsteady gait belied her age.]
The outraged reader added, "I'm sure I'm not the first to write regarding this egregious proofreading error, but I'm equally sure I won't be the last.
It gives the viewer and the reader a chance to relive the excitement he or she had when they were young.
That could be interesting, but you have to make him believable, you have to give the reader or the audience some reason to think he really has the ability to do that.
So even though you're writing what amounts to a fairy tale for grown-ups, try to keep enough facts and try to give enough detail that the reader or the audience will say, "Well, it could have happened," and then your public goes along with the fun.
So what I'm trying to say is, let your imagination flow freely, but always base what happens on some sort of provable fact so that the reader or the viewer will go along with it and enjoy it as much as you enjoy writing it.
A new kind of publishing house needs a new kind of reader and a new kind of book.
And so I asked myself, "What would this new reader want?
The idea was to be relevant to every moment of a reader's life.
And just as we've redefined what a book is and how a reader behaves, we're rethinking who an author is.
And by telling the story from their perspective, Austen tricks the viewer into believing their heroine knows best– only to pull the rug out from under the protagonist and the reader.
As her guests prattle on and on about nothing, the reader begins to agree– Emma is the only exciting character in this quiet neighborhood.
And I don't mean to steal any thunder here, but we've gone and used one of these things to be an e-book reader.
Her work often takes troubling features of the world such as discrimination on the basis of race, gender, class, or ability, and invites the reader to contemplate them in new contexts.
And if they survive, the reader is left with no feeling of triumph, only cosmic indifference– the terrible sense that we are but insignificant specks at the mercy of unfathomable forces.
The basic structure of the letters is for me a playing field, where the only rule is that the reader, at the end of the road, will be able to read the message.
I let the reader see the story through a peephole in the door.
And with that I look for a reaction in the reader, to wake them up somehow, to make them dream, make them feel moved.
And if the reader is important, they deserve beauty and fantasy as well.
As the stranger engages the two companions in a philosophical debate and makes ominous predictions about their fates, the reader is suddenly transported to 1st century Jerusalem.
When you meet somebody as a reader, you meet him for the first time, newly, freshly.
And then the Oracle, the mind reader, would take an envelope one at a time, he wouldn't open it, but he would attempt to divine what question was sealed inside.
Though Borges was not interested in writing long books, he was an avid reader, recruiting friends to read to him after he went blind in middle age.
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