Even if a writer achieves “formal perfection,” every reader walks away with their own unpredictable reaction. Still, composition matters. It is a delivery mechanism, and when it’s done right it becomes invisible. By sculpting ideas with extreme care, they move through the reader’s veins with no confusion and max potency, letting them come to their ... See more

“ To be part of the experience of reading, I have to give a part of myself to the book. I annotate to understand the book of course and understand the world in which the book is being written in but also to mainly understand myself and how I relate to it . It’s a way of seeing the things that you align with in text and the things you disagree with;... See more