Already I anticipate readers protesting about the liberties I have taken with the historical novel.
Unlike Wordpress, Twitter and Tumblr, a journal doesn't anticipate readers, doesn't hanker after a digital thumbs up.
He also anticipates readers who will be "unconvinced that the economics of legal education are as badly askew" as he argues they are.
Effective communication requires anticipating readers' needs, giving them exactly the information they need just when they need it.
Readers are so familiar now with law enforcement, whether through news coverage or fictional portrays on television, that crime writers do have to anticipate readers' assumptions and find ways to surprise them.
Johnson says she anticipates readers to be people who are unhappy with their relationships, but the memoir functions more as a guide to the general concept of polyamory than a last-ditch "10 Ways To Fix A Relationship that Isn't Working" listicle.
In Letter 19, the most explicitly feminist letter, Wollstonecraft anticipates readers' criticisms: "still harping on the same subject, you will exclaim – How can I avoid it, when most of the struggles of an eventful life have been occasioned by the oppressed state of my sex: we reason deeply, when we forcibly feel".
In our model, the course instructor teaches the conventions of scientific writing and how to anticipate reader expectations but also structures students' engagement in the scientific peer-review process.
Launched Thursday and shipping in November, the retailer's highly anticipated e-reader, known as "Nook," certainly seems to have been done right even compared to the two other reading devices that have recently been announced as selling books from Barnes & Noble's digital bookstore.
As Citizen is in prose, I anticipate some readers' definition of poetry will exclude it, and so some may object to its inclusion on the list.
