/lit/ - Literature

>>17660844
based comfy setup anon

>>16786592

not mine but I found this anon's setup extremly comfy

>>15326536
I doublechecked, it's you alright

>>15186096
>>How many books do you own?
Somewhere around 800-1,000. I'm out of shelf space and need more shelving though.
>>How do you organize and store your books?
Three main areas in our house with books - my office with my books, my wife's office with her books, and our living room with old/antiquarian books. Mine are organized by subject (history [organized chronologically], biography [alphabetical by subject], fiction, poetry, philosophy, politics, general [all alphabetized by author]). Old books are organized by genre (literature, childrens, mystery, humor, poetry, non-fiction), all alphabetical by author. Don't really know how my wife's books are organized; her system works for her but I think it's largely just her own aesthetic preferences as opposed to anything systematic.
>>Do you have a dedicated reading space?
Have a few - main ones are in my office, and in our living room by the fireplace. Do a good amount of reading outside on the patio or up in the gardens too though.
>>If yes, what's it like?
Pic related for office reading space.
>>Favorite reading setup?
Any setup is fine if it is comfy enough I suppose.