When Reading Isn't Easy... GREAT Literature and the Art of Re-Reading...
Monday September 22, 2008
On September 22, 1963, T.S. Eliot wrote to the New York Post, saying: "When I see a play and understand it the first time, then I know it can't be much good."
Many of the greatest works of literature aren't easy. They require time, patience, and they often require re-reading. But, when you've put in a bit of time, the experience is very rewarding. You'll be amazed by how much you missed the first time around.
Here are a few tips on How to Read (and Enjoy) a Play! Also, here are a few ideas on How to Read a Difficult Text...
Many of the greatest works of literature aren't easy. They require time, patience, and they often require re-reading. But, when you've put in a bit of time, the experience is very rewarding. You'll be amazed by how much you missed the first time around.
Here are a few tips on How to Read (and Enjoy) a Play! Also, here are a few ideas on How to Read a Difficult Text...


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