A Dyslexic Learns to Read by Powerlifting

By Charlie Marino

How to thicken neural pathways & get your synapses firing. A true story.

This method chronicles an experiment done between two men. One is a nuclear engineer with a ridiculously large vocabulary, and the other a 37-year-old dyslexic – pushed out of high school - who never read a book in his life.

“Do not act as if you had 10,000 years to throw away. Death stands at your elbow. Be good for something while you live and it is in your power.” Marcus Aurelius.

I say this to you, who are reading this with someone who cannot read, or not read well.
Try.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Charlie Marino
• Release date: Sep 30, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005596293

Charlie Marino

Author Charlie J. Marino was born in the Bronx, New York and holds a BS and MS in nuclear engineering from Columbia University. His various occupations included bond and commodities trading, founding several small computer companies, and now writes sci-fi novels and short stories. He has more robots than friends, but they're good ones. The author makes his home in the mountains of America, where he helps the nice folks at SETI & carves his own wooden chess sets.

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A Dyslexic

Learns to Read by

Powerlifting

Charlie Marino

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This method chronicles an experiment done between two men. One is a nuclear engineer with a ridiculously large vocabulary, and the other a 37-year-old dyslexic – pushed out of high school - who never read a book in his life.

Do not act as if you had 10,000 years to throw away. Death stands at your elbow. Be good for something while you live and it is in your power. Marcus Aurelius

I say this to you, who are reading this with someone who cannot read, or not read well.

Try

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Sept. 2022 ISBN: 9781005596293

A Dyslexic Learns to Read by Powerlifting

How Even Dyslexics Can Learn to Read English

The number of poor readers in the United States is alarming. I’m not referring to those who simply read one novel per year – if that many – or to those in the black, Hispanic, or foreign communities here, although they are included. As a nation, we simply do not value reading. And for many who say they do value it, mere lip service is kept