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Biblioklept 
David, you articulate the reading process in a way I’ve never heard before. I’ve thought it and I’ve been there, I also try to write with that ultimate goal in mind, but I’ve never heard it “spoken.” I was mesmerized . . . thank you.
Someone from SheWrites referred this post and I’m so pleased I took the time to stop by.
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[…] all do to (and maybe one day with one of my books!). The experience of reading is unlike any other. As David Foster Wallace once put it: “When I’m reading something that’s good and real, I’m able to jump over that […]
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