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2593345 No.2593345 [Reply] [Original]

i had interest in literature as a child, when it was forced on my through school,

but very little interest outside of that, i find the medium lacking in comparison to film

am i missing out?

>> No.2593349

yes

>> No.2593353

No. When the singularity occurs, none of it will matter anyway.

>> No.2593354

>>2593353
I think you mean the Rapture.

>> No.2593355

>>2593345

as a cinephile, i say yes. you are missing out on a whole fuckin lot. literature is everything.

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>>2593355
anything that is honestly captivating to read?

pic related, a book i enjoyed when i was in 3rd grade

>> No.2593364

>>2593360
Read genre fiction.

>> No.2593385

>>2593360

I read it when I was in 2nd.

Fucking plebe.

>> No.2593386

>>2593360
I,too, loved the Redwall series... I read them through middle school, but lost interest when they stopped being good... My favorites were probably: "Mossflower," "Mattimeo," Salamandastron," "The Bellmaker," and "The Long Patrol." And "Redwall," of course... I think the last decent one was "Loamhedge.." The battle scene in "Salamandastron" was pretty dope, though... Unfortunately, I opened up "Mossflower" a couple weeks ago, the prose was kind of lame, but what can ya do... It's fantasy for children. I also totally forgot Brian Jacques died...

>> No.2593387

>>2593360

captivating? try Blood Meridian

>> No.2593394

>>2593360

see

>>2593387

>> No.2593397

>>2593360
What is this, a Rats of Nimh knock-off?