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  • Questionnaire for a Worried Reader (i.e. Myself)

    All questions from Maryanne Wolf, Reader, Come Home. The Reading Brain in a Digital World. (New York: Harper, 2019), p. 96. Answers are mine. Do you read with less attention and perhaps even less memory for what you have read? Yes. But I find that there is a always a way back to full attention… […]

    Cats: Schreiben & Lesen | Reading & Writing, Deep Reading im Alltag

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    Michael Duszat

  • Akademische Prosa (ohne Lektorat)

    Akademische Prosa (ohne Lektorat)

    Immer mal wieder lese ich Bücher, die mich brennend interessieren und dann wahnsinnig enttäuschen. Kürzlich ist mir das Buch Handbuch Kreatives Schreiben. Literarische Techniken verstehen und anwenden von Julia Genz aufgefallen, und da ich mich aus meiner eigenen Studienzeit noch erinnern konnte, dass es unter dem Label “utb” durchaus hilfreiche Bücher gab, habe ich es… […]

    Tags: Akademisches Schreiben, Prof. Dr. Julia Genz, Handbuch Kreatives Schreiben
    Cats: Literarisch Schreiben lernen, Lektorat, Schreiben & Lesen | Reading & Writing

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    Michael Duszat

  • Something to Do

    Something to Do

    The Bee Sting, for me, is another insta-buy from the 2023 Booker longlist. Here’s four notes on its first three paragraphs, which hooked me with their exposition of a world I’d be equally thrilled and anxious to enter. […]

    Tags: Booker Prize, Paul Murray, The Bee Sting
    Cats: Die ersten paar Zeilen | The first few lines, Schreiben & Lesen | Reading & Writing

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    Michael Duszat

  • Certain Things Beginning to Arise

    Certain Things Beginning to Arise

    How cool is a first paragraph if almost every sentence in it could be used as a first sentence? […]

    Tags: Sarah Bernstein, Study for Obedience, Booker Prize
    Cats: Die ersten paar Zeilen | The first few lines, Schreiben & Lesen | Reading & Writing

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    Michael Duszat

  • The Night Has Come, With the Morning Come

    The Night Has Come, With the Morning Come

    This opening promises either a pretentious or a poetic book, but either way it’s not for those who like regular sentences. […]

    Tags: Booker Prize, Paul Lynch, Prophet Song, A Reader’s Manifesto, Cormac McCarthy
    Cats: Die ersten paar Zeilen | The first few lines, Schreiben & Lesen | Reading & Writing

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    Michael Duszat

  • Only Then Does

    Only Then Does

    Three thoughts on three words and what difference they make in the opening of All the Little Bird-Hearts, and a gratuitous thought about eggs. […]

    Tags: All the Little Bird-Hearts, Booker Prize, Viktoria Lloyd-Barlow
    Cats: Die ersten paar Zeilen | The first few lines, Schreiben & Lesen | Reading & Writing

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    Michael Duszat

  • Four Notes on Sixteen Varietes of Apples

    Four Notes on Sixteen Varietes of Apples

    A few thoughts about two or three lists, featuring a short and nonspecific appreciation of Mr Harding’s writing. […]

    Tags: Booker Prize, This Other Eden, Paul Harding, Apples, Lists
    Cats: Die ersten paar Zeilen | The first few lines, Schreiben & Lesen | Reading & Writing

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    Michael Duszat

  • Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps, Maybe

    Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps, Maybe

    So much speculation. Couldn’t the author decide what is what? […]

    Tags: Booker Prize, Jonathan Escoffery, If I Survive You
    Cats: Die ersten paar Zeilen | The first few lines, Schreiben & Lesen | Reading & Writing

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    Michael Duszat

  • Putative Relatives

    Putative Relatives

    Granny flats, brown darknesses, invisible gardens. […]

    Tags: Booker Prize, Sebastian Barry, Old God’s Time
    Cats: Die ersten paar Zeilen | The first few lines, Schreiben & Lesen | Reading & Writing

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    Michael Duszat

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