One of his plays was produced in 2004, and another had a public reading.
It also wants to use such public reading of poetry as a way of building teenagers' self-confidence.
Government bills should also go through a "public reading stage" as they progress through Parliament, giving voters greater scrutiny, he said.
Overall, my first public reading was a valuable and educational experience.
His book is both direct and stylish, flowing with the rhythms and images natural to his Bible-reading public.
This brought him to the immediate attention of the literary establishment and the Russian reading public, as well, inevitably, as the tsar's secret police.
In 1950, its circulation stood close to eight and a half million, an astonishing command of the reading public, but had since fallen to around six million.
However, those who look for larger ideas will be rewarded with an important insight which may bring new admirers to Ruskin's works, so long neglected by the reading public.
Of course, whether you publish yourself or through the traditional channels, selling enough to become a millionaire is still dependent on something completely outside of your control the often random taste of the reading public.
Obviously, in the past these costs created significant barrier to entry and when they disappear, the new-reading public is a beneficiary as it has access to many more high-value minds and viewpoints than ever before.
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Although the Richard III Society has been around since the 1920s, it was Tey's 1951 novel that brought their ideas to a more general reading public - on the Richard III Society website, they dedicate a special section to Tey's novel.
The book was, obviously, meant to be humorous, and was embraced by the reading public, to the surprise of Rousselot and his publisher: it had to be reprinted after three months, and within a year more than fifteen thousand copies had been sold.
"I'm seeing how in the minds of the Spanish-reading public in California that they were basically looking at one war with two fronts, one against the Confederacy in the east and the other against the French in the south, " Hayes-Bautista said in an interview with CNN.
These guys seemed to know everything, the whole vo-cabulary of worldly gain and progress, so I paid extra attention during their memoir-brainstorming sessions, listened closely to their debates over how much the reading public did or did not need to know about their tortured childhoods in order to understand why they needed to make so much money in the manner in which they made it.
Indeed, the first batch of children who received vouchers from the program for private schools is now 19 months ahead of its public school peers in reading--which is why there are four applicants for every available slot.
On Wednesday, after a 10-month trial program, JSTOR opened its archives to free reading by the public.
Then peers turn to the second reading of the Public Service Pensions Bill.
Then it's back to government legislation, with the third reading of the Public Service Pensions Bill - the startlingly low-key measure to cut the cost of public-sector pensions.
Without public libraries to promote the culture of reading and build communities of interconnected readers, publishers would face a diminished market for their titles.
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Mr Reading believes the failure on public sector pay speaks to a general failure to focus on the right things in designing the deficit strategy.
Mr Erdogan himself, at the time the Welfare mayor of Istanbul, was caught in the judicial net when he was briefly jailed for reading an Islamist poem in public.
If you could go back to the Dixon, Illinois, of 1922, you'd find a boy of 11, reading adventure stories at the public library or running with his brother, Neil, along Rock River, and coming home to a little house on Hennepin Avenue.
"This is reading what people put into the public domain, " Ashcroft said.
Erdogan, who was jailed in the 1990s for reading a poem about Islam in public, sparred with military commanders during his first years in office.
Harvard's study of the Milwaukee schools found that, after four years, pupils in voucher schools had maths scores 11 percentage points higher than their unlucky public contemporaries, and six points higher in reading.
Ta-Nehisi Coates has a good post up on reading-for-pleasure vs. forced-reading in the context of schooling and public education.
Finally, the successful inventors had always maintained clear ties to sources of scientific knowledge in the public domain, by collaborating with university scientists, reading scientific publications, and so on.
If you doubt this, try reading a book about futures and options in public and see what happens.
Wind chill is vitally important information for the public, says Ross Reynolds, senior teaching fellow at Reading University's meteorology department.
Like the humble starfish that preserves entire marine ecosystems by eating mussels, the American public library is the keystone species in the ecosystem of reading.
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