Awakened, by C. Steven Manley (5:45)
Today we see how important it is to carefully manage the reader’s mental camera.
Today we see how important it is to carefully manage the reader’s mental camera.
Today we see that if you don’t prime the reader to expect unusual usage or structure, when it happens they will assume you made a mistake.
Today we see that if the opening sentences of your book are incoherent, readers will ill-disposed to reading on.
Today we see that when authors manufacture a convenient deduction, the result may feel convenient and manufactured.
Today I am reminded that when the writing is really good, you find evidence of it on almost every page.