/lit/ - Literature

>how many hours can a man read before he breaks

ftfy

>>11631994
>ftfy
Aloha reddit

>>11632000
>Aloha reddit

Hola boomer.

>>11632018
>Hola boomer.
こんにちは、バカ

>>11631956
45 mins / 1 hour

>>11631956
Why are these boomers dressed and acting like teenagers?

>>11632090
Пpивeт, няшa.

yes n how many books must a man go through
before you can call him well read

the answer my friend
is blowing other men
the answer is blowing other men

>>11632894
hell yes

Damn I thought Kojima was smoking. I was gonna f l i p

>>11631956
20 minutes

>>11632894
goddamnit you have ruined this song for me
>nice work

>>11632145
ribbit, ribbit.

>>11632140
It's nice

>>11632140
You don't grow up in the entertainment industry.

>>11632145
pizda syka

>>11631956
Hey senpaitachi, question. How do I read consistently?

It is so difficult for me to read without my mind going off on a tangent. With nonfiction this is great, I love to reflect on the text and all that. But with fiction I find my starts and stops are getting in the way -- I often think in terms of analysis or comparisons and get lost, every few pages, I'm not even thinkingabout the book itself, its plot or its characters or its prose.

How do I train my brain for fiction?

I think I read the foreverwar in one sitting across four hours. I don't know. It depends on how much you think is best

>>11635762
if you get bored or lost, you don't like the book, and you should read something else.

>>11636014
>tfw you just don't like fiction
Kill me

>>11636029
but thats good, fiction takes a shitload of time and doesnt benefit you much

>>11635762
Try nonfiction