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Dog Day Reads

Posted on July 9, 2014 by Advanced Reading Concepts

“Reading a book gives us somewhere to go when we stay where we are.“–Mason Cooley July 3 marks the beginning of summer known as the Dog Days. The Dog Days, which end August 11 and coincide with the ascent of … Continue reading →

Posted in speed reading | Tagged A Walk in the Woods, Alexie Sherman, Bill Bryson, Blue Highways, books, classics, Friday Night Lights, John Steinbeck, Life on the Mississippi, Mark Twain, Nick Nolte, novels, Paul Newman, pleasure reading, Reservation Blues, Robert Redford, Travels with Charley, William Least Heat-Moon | 1 Comment

Write a Novel in 30 days?!

Posted on November 19, 2013 by Advanced Reading Concepts

“We are all apprentices in a craft where no one ever becomes a master.” —Ernest Hemingway November is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). Started in July of 1999 with just 21 participants, NaNoWriMo, which challenges participants to write a complete … Continue reading →

Posted in classic reading, information, reading, speed reading, speedreading, writing, writing organization | Tagged A Separate Peace, Alice Hoffman, and Because It Is My Heart, Ann Hood, Because It Is Bitter, Blackbird House, books, classics, fiction, Flight, George Orwell, Harper Lee, Jane Austen, John Knowles, Joyce Carol Oates, Keep the Aspidistra Flying, Mark Twain, National Novel Writing Month, November, pleasure reading, Pride and Prejudice, Pudd'nhead Wilson, reading, Sherman Alexie, Speed Read, speed reader, speed reading, speedreader, speedreading, Susan Hill, The Obituary Writer, The Woman in Black, To Kill a Mockingbird, writing | 2 Comments

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