/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.7078715]

Do you have a special place that you go to read to shut out distractions. Library? Beach?Summerhouse? Study? Ancient catacombs?

[Anonymous No.7078728]

Yeah, I go to the local library almost every day to read but when I'm too lazy to make it there I usually just stick to ancient catacombs.

[Anonymous No.7078733]

I borrow my dad's car and go to the large Asda car park in my city. It's the least normie infested area I know.

[Anonymous No.7078753]

Cathedral next to the library.
It's actually quieter since they installed a fucking cafe in the library.

[Anonymous No.7078945]

>>7078715
If you can'f focus your attention, you should sell or throw away what distract it.

[Anonymous No.7078951]

>People who can't read inside their own homes

Do you guys live ten to a room or something?

[Anonymous No.7078973]

>>7078753

That is gorgeous, I am jealous. Most cathedrals in my city are small and fit between high rises.

[Anonymous No.7078979]

>>7078951
Lying on my bed is the most comfortable place for me to read. I don't have any distractions there whatsoever and I can fully immerse myself in my book.

Yet I always end up daydreaming while I read at home, and I'll eventually get sleepy while on my bed. Reading at the library prevents both of these.

My favourite physical environment to read in is on the bench by the lake, a two minute walk from my house.

[Anonymous No.7079173]

>>7078951
If I stay at home I always end up wasting my day on an Ethiopian stone carving forum.

[Anonymous No.7079194]

>>7078945

>If you can'f focus your attention
>can'f

[Anonymous No.7079201]

>>7079194
Come on, this fucking looks like a “t”.

[Anonymous No.7079208]

Not when you're in the ancient catacombs.

[Anonymous No.7079349]

>>7078979
Secluded benches are the best.

I also find my mind to be the biggest distraction while reading although other people are a close second.

Actually there's a really nice church nearby that I've never seen as a reading environment but I'll have to check it out.

[Anonymous No.7079413]

A buisness park with a fountain and a pond late at night, under a glowing lamp

[Anonymous No.7079427]

>>7078973
>Most cathedrals in my city
do you live in a south american megacity or what

[Anonymous No.7079439]

>>7079427

[Anonymous No.7079452]

>>7079439
nice one

[Anonymous No.7079470]

yeah, my bed, with a blanket over my legs usually

[Anonymous No.7079491]

>>7078945
for sale: baby (shoes never used)

[Anonymous No.7079508]

>>7079491
Ha ha

[Anonymous No.7079534]

I usually read sitting on my chair, though this is not optimal because after every chapter I take a break to browse a savonian salmon board.

[Anonymous No.7079571]

>>7078715
i enjoy reading in public bathrooms

[Anonymous No.7079582]

>>7079571
>public bathrooms

[Anonymous No.7079597]

Summer house. I go there every summer and I read a lot there. Its so much easier to concentrate on reading there than it is when I'm home(probably because computer/tv and just all that useless stuff thats here to distract me).

[Anonymous No.7079604]

>Not reading fucking anywhere
It's like you WANT to condition yourself to only read under certain circumstances.

[Anonymous No.7079643]

I WANT TO FUCK MIRANDA KERR ;_;

[Anonymous No.7079663]

>>7079604
boo hoo

[Anonymous No.7079712]

>>7079604
and? what if i do?

[Anonymous No.7079733]

I can read in noisy environments (subway) but not in quiet ones with some noise (room with a person talking in it). I just try to find the farthest room in my house away from the source, although walls are thin.

[Anonymous No.7079735]

>>7079604
Most people posting here do because in all actuality most people posting here don't actually like reading or writing that much. It's all a big fucking masquerade here.