The author appears to misunderstand the advice. “Read widely” doesn’t mean “ignore quality”, or “read things you hate”, or “the next book you read should be a d

The author appears to misunderstand the advice. “Read widely” doesn’t mean “ignore quality”, or “read things you hate”, or “the next book you read should be a different author than the last”. It also doesn’t mean “read everything”. Meanwhile this author loves advice about semicolons and em-dashes? Okay.