READ TALK UNDERSTAND

I think that when the author is in the room it's easier to understand what they were trying to say and teach with their work. New perspectives also come to light and are seen and understood. In other words, having the author discuss their work with others make them suddenly understand it better. It's strange but very true. Most of the time they point out things you didn't notice and help you see it from their perspective. Even if you caught something they usually add to it expanding your point of view. Overall in my opinion having the author read and discuss their work with you is better than reading and discussing by yourself or with others.

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