Read Talk Understand
September 24
When the author is in the room, the discussion seems limited, unless you’re a hard core critic then most of the contributions are positive criticism. You speak good of what the author wrote. Or what the author is saying. When they aren’t in the room is so easy to voice the disgust from the reading. If you found it boring or not. Conversations from “This could use more ...” to “This is boring, I hate it.”
To hear things directly from an author can also be very lecturing. You can ask for clarification or if your thinking is too far fetched. Especially if the author understand you and is making a connection. Then having a author and reader connection is like learning from a teacher.
When the author is in the room, the discussion seems limited, unless you’re a hard core critic then most of the contributions are positive criticism. You speak good of what the author wrote. Or what the author is saying. When they aren’t in the room is so easy to voice the disgust from the reading. If you found it boring or not. Conversations from “This could use more ...” to “This is boring, I hate it.”
To hear things directly from an author can also be very lecturing. You can ask for clarification or if your thinking is too far fetched. Especially if the author understand you and is making a connection. Then having a author and reader connection is like learning from a teacher.
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