/lit/ - Literature

>>16912336
the subreddit that rejected the idea wholesale was r/books, btw.

i've posted successfully on r/bookporn and r/bookshelf, but these have been just images of my library and images produced by my production studio--nothing to do with the "pykewater challenge" aspect.

still looking to find the right "hook" into reddit in order to expand visibility/optics. like this board, it has tremendous setbacks and problems of its own; though its reach and benefits are also undeniable, and i still think one could glean yet another dimension of interest and participation through it.

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>>16702752
i also just avoid posting a lot of the library at this point. taking pics of individual shelves or bookcases takes up entire threads and go on for a while; i like to start threads or enter random bookshelf threads with a couple images in order to see what anons got going on lately

i also only take pics of my general storage shelving, which i keep in a series of undergound basements. i do not take pics of my actual personal office/library; private space i share with the wife.