Thread: Imagination while reading?
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Old 07-28-2010, 03:27 PM   #64
L.J. Sellers
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I not only visualize when I'm reading, but when I'm writing novels too. And when I'm walking around, and biking, and sitting in a hot tub. I imagine entire scenarios just from hearing an odd conversation or watching a big truck back out into the street or seeing adolescent boys huddled together. How can you not visualize a story you're reading?
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