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That's wot people interested in mag.com last year had to do with the passage given below. The language is not crisp. It's full of grammatical errors etc. I hope this uncorrected passage makes for interesting reading

It’s a wonder how some people don’t seem to never want to read. Or write, for that matter.

As far as I am concerned, reading’s like this periodic bouts of hedonistic recidivism- give me a good book and and in less time than it takes to dog-ear someone else’s book, I am neck-deep in the plot and totally, absolutely, completely lost to the world. There’s a book to suit every taste, every situation, every need, every emotion, every fixation! One needs to know only where to look. People who are weary of books or simply ignorant or indifferent of them, miss out on so much!

Writing! I’ve seen my sister fill up diaries and diaries of god knows what! And then there’s people who’ve been known to baulk at the very thought of putting pen to paper! Give them a simple letter to write or a notice to put up and they are confounded! What is the point of spending long years at school, if even these routine necessities continue to baffle us out of our wits and that too at our parent’s expense? Imagine how unthinkable writing for pleasure would be to them .And, for that matter, as a medium of self-expression, not necessarily translating into ‘Dear Diary’ entries.