The pleasure of literature - Jorge Luis Borges

I see that reading a book is an experience no less important than traveling or falling in love. For example, reading "Barclay" or "Chau" or "Emerson" is a real experience for me, like visiting London. Many people tend to think of real life from one perspective, such as toothache, headaches, travel, and so on, and on the other hand, they see that imaginary life is represented in the world of arts. But I do not think that distinguishing in this way is logical. Because life is composed of all these parts. We believe that we can invent new things, or that we need to invent them, and thus we have almost insulted the wonders and strange things of this world. Some writers who truly wrote fictional stories did not notice the mystery in our world.