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Relationship Between Text/ Writer  And Text/ Reader

Relationship Between Text/ Writer And Text/ Reader

While you are writing the Text is yours. So don't let inner critique stop you from writing. Later on you can edit your text from things you might want to change or remove but while in writing mode you can always say whatever comes up in your mind.

Once the Text is published, it is no longer yours. It belongs to the reader to interpret. If you want a text to be alive you must have an open door between the text and the reader otherwise it is "dead text".

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