/lit/ - Literature

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>>2888210
>no Cortázar

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>>2693375
WAH BUT IT DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING

cry more

I guess I would want to see the brief wondrous life of Oscar wao but not sure how it can work?

>>2430706
>thrilling
>literary
>deep characters

Any tall readers here? How do you get comfortable when you're reading? When reading on the computer my back gets sore or I'm just really uncomfortable when sitting up correctly.

I can't read while laying on my back on the bed, and I can't read on my stomach while on the bed (Towards the edge). These positions are also uncomfortable for me. After an hour or so I just stop reading or get distracted easily due to uncomfortableness. The same applies for when I sit up against a wall.

Should I invest in a large couch or a large reclining chair or something?

Hey /lit/ how can you read more efficiently? I never read throughout school, but now that I'm in college I realize my reading skills are plain shit.

I read slowly, one word at a time and I say each word in my head as I read it. If I read too fast, then I don't comprehend what I said.

Also, what are some good beginner books to read, which would help me pick up my reading skills? I just want to be able to read faster and comprehend it all, this way I can get through books easy and read more books.

I feel like I can't enjoy a book now because it's frustratingly slow.

fuck off, op

>>1946518