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Against Ruskin’s understanding of reading as a conversation, Proust writes that reading is like an ideal form of friendship in which one is allowed to descend into the depth of being in one’s solitude while being with another. As if the end of the book is the beginning of the world. A book shall end in provocation, and reading ends in creating.

Against Ruskin’s understanding of reading as a conversation, Proust writes that reading is like an ideal form of friendship in which one is allowed to descend into the depth of being in one’s solitude while being with another. As if the end of the book is the beginning of the world. A book shall end in provocation, and reading ends in creating.

Against Ruskin’s understanding of reading as a conversation, Proust writes that reading is like an ideal form of friendship in which one is allowed to descend into the depth of being in one’s solitude while being with another. As if the end of the book is the beginning of the world. A book shall end in provocation, and reading ends in creating.

Against Ruskin’s understanding of reading as a conversation, Proust writes that reading is like an ideal form of friendship in which one is allowed to descend into the depth of being in one’s solitude while being with another. As if the end of the book is the beginning of the world. A book shall end in provocation, and reading ends in creating.

Against Ruskin’s understanding of reading as a conversation, Proust writes that reading is like an ideal form of friendship in which one is allowed to descend into the depth of being in one’s solitude while being with another. As if the end of the book is the beginning of the world. A book shall end in provocation, and reading ends in creating.