In Mike Bunns article, “How To Read Like A Writer”, I liked what he said about reading in page 73, paragraph 4, he says, “You are reading to learn about writing. Instead of reading for content or to better understand the ideas in the writing (which you will automatically do to some degree anyway),” I found this interesting because I would think of myself as the opposite when it comes to reading. He’s saying that to read like a writer, you need to understand the writing they put into their stories and how you can add and improve your own writing while of course enjoying the content of their story, while I, myself, who isn’t a fan of writing, do read for mainly entertainment purposes, but I don’t just read and get nothing out of it, I do learn things from the author and see how I can improve my own writing so that’s why I found this article interesting.
Although I’m not really into writing. This would be an article I would recommend to friends mine who interested in writing their own stories.
An interesting response so far, Donovan, but you didn’t answer all of the questions or provide four more annotations. So, going forward, make sure you complete the assignment and meet the minimum word requirement.