@moehrenfeld

Yeah. I *think* the point of it (not having the original quote or source to review) is that the actual work goes on in the brain and the senses are a conduit, which would make them all equal as far as getting information from texts go. So eyes are "seeing" and ears are "hearing" the words while the brain work is putting them together in "reading." Anyway, I found that interesting, but haven't had the time to explore it further.

@moehrenfeld @Natasha_Jay

Someone sent me a good quote recently that said you read with your mind, not your eyes, so that would encompass all forms of books regardless of how your mind got the information.

@MJmusicinears

He should do this rather than talking about it.

@redsad

Wow. Hope the owl's okay.

@liztai

I've seen SO many articles suggesting SO many different causes and treatments. As someone with a high chance of contracting this, considering my family history, it's nice to see it getting so much attention, but I remain skeptical. Still, maybe by the time I need it, they'll settle on something.

@rubyjones

The dragons in my series are the most noble creatures in that world Dragons deserve love.

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How much detail do you use to describe your settings?

Usually a bit more than needed for the plot, just to set the mood, but I break it up into manageable paragraphs inserted between dialogue or action, rather than one long Tolkien-esque wall of text.

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@quixoticgeek

I prefer Generation Jones for us later born Boomers.

@marjolica @thordis