Posted on Feb 18, 2017
SN Greg Wright
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I had occasion to discuss this with a colleague recently, and her answer surprised me, causing me to ask some friends and family, so I thought I'd broaden my sample pool. How about it, RP?
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Sgt Field Radio Operator
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I focus on the words, but I do visualize some of the time, especially if it is something that I am familiar with or like.
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SN Greg Wright
SN Greg Wright
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I'm of the 'it's like a movie' type, Ted.
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I hear the words in my head, and I form pictures if the narrative is visually detailed.
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SMSgt Lawrence McCarter
SMSgt Lawrence McCarter
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Yes,I agree, its the narrative that helps complete the picture and place the live action in the written words.
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SFC George Smith
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depending on what I am reading... Especially "Clive Cussler's" Action Adventures...
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Sgt Jay Jones
Sgt Jay Jones
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Love those "Dirk Pitt" series! You almost have to form a picture in your mind to truly appreciate Clive Cussler's work.
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SMSgt Lawrence McCarter
SMSgt Lawrence McCarter
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I also love those Dirk Pitt series from Clive Cussler, I also read anything I can get from Dale Brown, a former Air Force Captain that flew in B52s. The action is quick paced and I can picture the people, the equipment, the weapons, the action, He has that all down pat. A lot of the things i read are in that sort of mode a paint a great action picture with the total narrative not just any individual word. It is a skill.
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