Reading Like a Writer

Can you please teach me how to read like a writer?
I'm telling you man it's so easy, just pay attention.
the most important part is putting yourself in the writer's position and to read between the lines.
"When we read like writers we understand and participate in the writing. We see the choices the writer has made, and we see how the writer has coped with the consequences of those choices . . . We “see” what the writer is doing because we read as writers; we see because we have written ourselves and know the territory, know the feel of it, know some of the moves ourselves. (61)"
When we inspect a writing piece like a writer, we are asking questions about why a writer did this or that and how the outcome came about.
Charles Moran, who is a English professor, wrote this statement.
When reading any piece of writing, you should always be asking questions. 
Questions to ask:- "What is the author’s purpose for this piece of writing?"- "Who is the intended audience?"- "What kinds of evidence does the author use to support his/her claims?"-"How appropriate or effective is this evidence?"(Bunn 10,11)
Reading like a writer leads to some many advantages like improving communication and writing skills. Being able to inspect others' writing will help you inspect your own at an improved level. It becomes learning lessons that will ultimately help you in the future.
Now I can say I know how to read like a writer. Where did you learn all of this anyways?
ENG - 131 with Professor Lori Slaber

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