/lit/ - Literature

>"hey anon, do you read a lot of books?"
>me: "it depends, in the last couple of weeks i didn't really read"
>1 day later
>conversation about homer
>me: "i read iliad and odysses recently"
>"what? you said you didn't read anything"
>me: "wha- ah, i thought you just meant real books, yeah i read entertainment writings/fiction a lot"
>"they are also books...."
>me: "idk, maybe. i just don't think about them when i hear the word book"
Why do people do this, can we please make up a new word for non-books that larp as books? Reeeeeeeeeee

>December 14th
>Still no one has mentioned they will be doing the top 100 this year

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>mfw the slowest reader of all time
How to I do it anons? How do I break this. I even hesitate to admit here on an anonymous imageboard that I have only read 3 books this year. I seriously am fucking slow. I will read a paragraph and then think about it for 10 minutes and then my mind will wonder and I will dwell on the information forever and then return to the book and forget what I read, only to reread it again. I get tired reading before bed and find I have read maybe 3 pages. How do I power through a book a week? Shit, a book a month would be a dream.

How do I write theoryfiction, /lit/?

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>asking simple questions
>why are you being strange

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>tfw IQ 130 in the Dark Ages