Why Writers Should Listen To Audiobooks @PTHylton
Why Writers Should Listen To Audiobooks  @PTHylton
Uploaded July 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Writing the Lights Out 26 - When I'm in the hands of a master storyteller, everything but the story disappears. Which is awesome, but am I missing something by not taking the time to figure out why the story is so effective? Audiobooks force me to slow down and pay attention. Plus? I can listen while driving. Way more books and way less crashing.

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