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Reading as wrestling

Dan Cullum · Apr 5, 2021 ·

Once the book is written and published, the author has said their piece.

Then, it’s our turn.

If it’s a book worth reading, and we read it passively, we do the author a disservice.

We owe it to them to understand their point of view, analyse its place within ours, and articulate if and why we agree or disagree.

Reading should be a strain—a wrestling match. The effortful read is worth the reward.

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