/lit/ - Literature

>Can only really write (be it just for fun or for work) with pen and paper
>I can't think straight when typing and it takes me longer to get the same amount of work done typing than if I had just hand-wrote it
>mfw no one, be it my boss or my professors, accepts hand-written work anymore.

There is no greater pain than spending an hour transcribing your work to a text file...

So, /lit/, has anyone else ever had what I term "reader's block" ? What I mean is I used to love reading, but then as soon as I switched my major to English, it started to feel like a chore since it was always assigned, and during this entire summer break I have yet to pick up a book. Maybe it's because the last book I read was Tess of the d'Urbervilles? It was so depressing. So, yeah, just wondering if anyone else has ever started to view reading as a chore rather than a hobby or amusement? If so, how did you overcome it?

>>1023440

He like Left-winged elitism.

Thats all I got on the guy.

>>888976

I know....

>>679837