He makes quite a big deal out of just how much he isn't a reader, which should be pretty reassuring to us readers.
He was not a reader, like his good friends Stravinsky and Tchelitchev — his schedule did not leave much time for reading — but then he was not the kind of person who needed to read in order to absorb information.
And well -- DUH -- he is not a mind reader, for goddsakes.
Though George W. Bush admits he is not an avid reader, his wife is a serious lover of literature.
Most people who have worked for him for a long time say he is not an avid reader, certainly of books.
In the preface to "Grand Old Party" Mr. Gould reassures the reader that he is "not a Republican" in his "personal political views".
Hey, maybe he's not a big reader.
He was not a big reader, barely touched fiction.
I'll bet he's not a Charlie Stross reader; if he were, he'd know about the scene in The Jennifer Morgue involving a PowerPoint presentation that turns anyone who watches it into a murderous zombie.
