"I hadn't been to Tucson, Ariz., in 20 years, and all of a sudden, I read it's my fault, and I'm hearing people say it's my fault and that it's inspired by me and what I do," he said.
Last year, when an 8-year-old boy in the Bronx who had been in the foster system for two years was having sudden difficulty reading, it was his CASA aide who figured out that he simply might need a new prescription for his glasses.
Here's Robert Fry: "I've had a sudden flashback reading through the OBO to a pub quiz last week where, after imbibing a little too much, the question was asked 'Who is the current England Ladies cricket captain?' In my booze addled funk, I replied with the only ladies name I could associate with the sport.
More than people to all of a sudden start reading print again.
After 22 years, all of a sudden everyone reads me as a dude.
You seem to suggest that the only real use for electronic reading devices, including the Kindle (if it were any good) and the iPod Touch, is to satisfy sudden urges to read (such as the late-night urge), or to continue reading (as after a book has been completed on the beach).
In addition to using results from blast against other model species, one can also detect chimeras by mapping reads back to assembled transcripts to identify areas with a sudden change in read coverage.
I had a sudden desire to read it — not just to poke around in it, but to really read it, all the way through.
The woman for whom Sacks dresses in red, for example, is a virtuoso pianist, and the first sign of her malady is a sudden inability to read music.
It's a wonderful book for so many reasons and I have a sudden urge to read it again, right now, along with All Played Out.
