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Nobody can fully understand or explain the relationship between reading and memory. And that’s a wonderful thing, because the mystery of how we remember a book is something that leads us deep inside the magic of storytelling.

Memories from books: they come when they want to (via samchase) (via booklover)

Posted on January 23, 2010 via I. AM. WRITNG. with 39 notes

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Nobody can fully understand or explain the relationship between reading and memory. And that’s a wonderful thing, because the mystery of how we remember a book is something that leads us deep inside the magic of storytelling.