Read as widely and as deeply as you can. You have to be a reader before you can be a writer.

Y.S. Lee
Read as widely and as deeply as you can. You...
Read as widely and as deeply as you can. You...
Read as widely and as deeply as you can. You...
Read as widely and as deeply as you can. You...
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Reading is one of the most important things you can do to become a good writer. It helps you understand the world by exposing you to different cultures, experiences, and viewpoints. You can't just read for pleasure, though. Reading for knowledge helps you recognize themes and patterns in literature that are reflected in your own writing.

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