/lit/ - Literature

>>18306736
People keep shouting about this "old internet" but as a Zoomer I have no idea, because this is all I've known. However I think you might get the feel you're looking for if you stop using social media, especially leddit, and instead of JewTube, which has become tv, you go follow some blogs and keep in touch with them. I feel like a lot of this "sterility" of the internet we feel is based in how easy it has become to search anything. It didn't used to be the same back in the olden days. To be honest I would suggest minimizing the use of internet and instead reading old, public domain works from Project Gutenberg in your spare time, getting ideas about what to read next from these same old books, from what works the authors mention in their own. It feels much more "real" and much less like a tailored experience and that's the thing I like and want.

How are your favorite bookstores holding up?