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Old 02-25-2014, 12:56 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by sharphamster View Post
I hear the words mostly, though some well-put descriptive passages will give me a visual. Some action, mostly landscapes and architecture. I don't get visuals about characters, unless they are robots or balrogs or sea monsters. And those look very Harryhausen in my mind's eye.

Barbara Stanwyck and Bogie do a lot of my mental voices, for some reason. Too many B&W movies, I expect.
I wasn't sure how to put it in words, but this is exactly what happens with me. I can't really "see" without closing my eyes and I can't read with my eyes closed. Maybe I should try audiobooks and see how they do?

A good book/well described book will actually enter into my dreams pretty much as described.
While this can be lovely, there are definitely bad moments... such as when I was reading The Green Mile and Hannibal. The books themselves didn't scare me, but I had several nightmares from those two.
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