Reader Interfaced Text Orchestration constitutes a new and faster way of reading. The process uses a computer program to sequence a selected text and then flashes the words of the text on a display. The words appear and disappear very rapidly within a confined space, allowing the user to read the text quickly and with minimal need to move the eyes. The user can employ controls to speed the text up, slow the text down, and flash multiple words at a time. These and other customizable process elements allow the user to optimize the effectiveness and efficiency of reading.