Or, How to Read with Intent to Become a Better Writer - the lesson's in Roy Peter Clark's excellent book on how to read with intent, "The Art of X-ray Reading", can be applied to all writers. Here are some tips on how to improve your writing through reading.
I prefer to imbibe writing technique via osmosis I'll be honest. Analytics doesn't do much for me. In fact I find the analytical mind to be less useful when creatively writing. I prefer to save it for editing. But that's just me.
Hi Graham. I've been doing a lot of reading, thinking and some doing with regards to reading with intent, especially non-fiction. In fact I'm publishing a post tomorrow talking about ways to retain and play with the information using a Zettelkasten or Antinet. Let's say that note taking is a big part of it but there's much more and some great potential.
Reaching for the Green Light
I prefer to imbibe writing technique via osmosis I'll be honest. Analytics doesn't do much for me. In fact I find the analytical mind to be less useful when creatively writing. I prefer to save it for editing. But that's just me.
Hi Graham. I've been doing a lot of reading, thinking and some doing with regards to reading with intent, especially non-fiction. In fact I'm publishing a post tomorrow talking about ways to retain and play with the information using a Zettelkasten or Antinet. Let's say that note taking is a big part of it but there's much more and some great potential.