Brian Kezer obtained an MA in Computer Science from George Washington University. Since then, has worked as a program analyst and an operations analyst, coordinating projects for numerous stakeholders. In his spare time, Brian Kezer enjoys a variety of hobbies, from music to sports to reading.
For the hobbyist reader, there is a lot of excitement in discovering new reaches of the imagination that come with each new book. However, rereading old stories has a charm of its own as well. To begin with, a second or third read allows the reader to further grasp a book's complexity. It builds on the understanding that came from the first experience of the text. This is particularly advantageous if the book is a layered literary piece or an academic work; multiple readings can help a reader make connections that they may not have made the first time around.
