/lit/ - Literature

>>19881000
>power distribution in nature

>>19535069
>astrological implications

Do you feel like it's important to push through a shitty book or do you toss it? I'm on my 4th good book in a row and questioning why I slogged through so much trash for so long. It's just such a good feeling to get back into a good book rather than, "well i gotta finish this shit and hope I get lucky next time."

>C.E.
What makes you drop a book?

>>13537013
kek, your loss pleb

>author name printed larger than book title

>>12326095
>It’s a problem that appears in some from an extremely individual based, narcissistic and capitalist society where you are told that you are the whole world from so many corners.

>>11816994
>with a new introduction by the bestselling author of the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series

>review tidbits on the cover

>author writes himself into the book as a supporting character who's defined by being a famous novelist

What makes a "bad" book? How's a book not worthy of one's time?

>"This was his idea of adulting"

>female """"""""""""""""""writer""""""""""""""""""

>book's thickness is more than 1/5 of its height
>author's name is larger than the title
>cover features an illustration of the main character
>the spine has a number on it

>>6844235

>>6408609
>marxist perspective

>protagonist is an author