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@notessonthego | "All my writings are very deeply acts of reading." - Kathy Acker. How do the acts of reading and creating coexist in your life?
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"Reading and creating are two sides of the same coin, according to me. Because if you don't read much, you won't be able to write much, and you need to read what you want to write about. So if you want to write a memoir, read memoirs. If you want to write a non fiction book, you need to read non fiction. If you want to write short stories, read short stories. The more you read, the more you learn."
"Reading and creating are two sides of the same coin, according to me. Because if you don't read much, you won't be able to write much, and you need to read what you want to write about. So if you want to write a memoir, read memoirs. If you want to write a non fiction book, you need to read non fiction. If you want to write short stories, read short stories. The more you read, the more you learn."
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"Reading and creating are two sides of the same coin, according to me. Because if you don't read much, you won't be able to write much, and you need to read what you want to write about. So if you want to write a memoir, read memoirs. If you want to write a non fiction book, you need to read non fiction. If you want to write short stories, read short stories. The more you read, the more you learn."
"Reading and creating are two sides of the same coin, according to me. Because if you don't read much, you won't be able to write much, and you need to read what you want to write about. So if you want to write a memoir, read memoirs. If you want to write a non fiction book, you need to read non fiction. If you want to write short stories, read short stories. The more you read, the more you learn."