boustrophedon

Sounds like a name for a newly-discovered species of dinosaur.

Actually, when I read I move my neck after each line, so the work is saved on the neck. Furthermore, it is probably bad to have the neck in place for a long time, so moving it periodically could be healthy!

I'm sure to the trained reader this sort
esuaceb ,tneiciffe ylbirret si gnitirw fo
it reduces the work of the eye by 50%.
redner ot lacitcarpmi rehtar si ti ,llitS
since most computer software doesn't
eb tsum txet dna noisrevni enil troppus
flipped manually. And since the format is
tnemngila ,epyt deifitsuj rof detius-tseb
also becomes an issue. Not to mention the
eurT .gniht sdrawkcab gnidaer elohw
boustrophedon may not even be possible with
sretcarahc derorrim sa ygolonhcet tnerruc
are not supported for the entire alphabet
.dradnats edocinU eht ni

To read regular boustrophedon texts, you alternate between reading lines left-to-right and right-to-left. Reverse boustrophedon texts need to be inverted 180° after each line.

from 'as the plow follows the ox'