/lit/ - Literature

>>11116763
lmpossible, l try to force myself to push on whenever I miss something or want to reread a sentence but it just kills the enjoyment. I think my working memory and attention span are extremely low
guess l'll post the past year again
read moby-dick at a rate of 6-12 pages an hour
read blood meridian 8-11 pages
read rutherfords quixote 15 pages
read a tale of two cities 6-10 pages
read questions that matter 4-5 pages
read heart of darkness 6-15 pages
read lotr 15-18 pages
read art of fiction 6 pages
read botns 10-15 pages
read lattimores iliad 8-12 pages
read the confidence man 6-12 pages
read a canticle for leibowitz 8-14 pages
read hombre at 10-15 pages
read butchers crossing at 8-18 pages
reading lonesome dove at 8-12 pages

>>11107365
exactly what l'm saying
read moby-dick at a rate of 6-12 pages an hour
read blood meridian 8-11 pages
read rutherfords quixote 15 pages
read a tale of two cities 6-10 pages
read questions that matter 4-5 pages
read heart of darkness 6-15 pages
read lotr 15-18 pages
read art of fiction 6 pages
read botns 10-15 pages
read lattimores iliad 8-12 pages
read the confidence man 6-12 pages
read a canticle for leibowitz 8-14 pages
read hombre at 10-15 pages
read butchers crossing at 8-18 pages
read lonesome dove at 8-12 pages
reading gravitys rainbow 4-6 pages an hour (including every 1 companion book page for roughly each 5th page

>>11093156
>lowest requirement for /lit/ is 115,
What if you're slow at reading and l mean really slow, I know reading speed isn't the best indicator of intelligence but what if you can only read 11 pages an hour usually, surely it would be lower than 115? If so what would it be
read moby-dick at a rate of 6-12 pages an hour
read blood meridian 8-11 pages
read rutherfords quixote 15 pages
read a tale of two cities 6-10 pages
read questions that matter 4-5 pages
read heart of darkness 6-15 pages
read lotr 15-18 pages
read art of fiction 6 pages
read botns 10-15 pages
read lattimores iliad 8-12 pages
read the confidence man 6-12 pages
read a canticle for leibowitz 8-14 pages
read hombre at 10-15 pages
read butchers crossing at 8-18 pages
reading lonesome dove at 8-12 pages

>>11085589
>>11085927
>It takes a dull mind to care about how many pages you read.
but what if your reading speed hasn't improved in years, what if you only read at a rate of 10 pages an hour no matter what?
read moby-dick at a rate of 6-12 pages an hour
read blood meridian 8-11 pages
read rutherfords quixote 15 pages
read a tale of two cities 6-10 pages
read questions that matter 4-5 pages
read heart of darkness 6-15 pages
read lotr 15-18 pages
read art of fiction 6 pages
read botns 10-15 pages
read lattimores iliad 8-12 pages
read the confidence man 6-12 pages
read a canticle for leibowitz 8-14 pages
read hombre at 10-15 pages
read butchers crossing at 8-18 pages
reading lonesome dove at 8-12 pages

>>11085589
>>11085927
>It takes a dull mind to care about how many pages you read.
but what if your reading speed hasn't improved in years, what if you only read at a rate of 10 pages an hour no matter what?
read moby-dick at a rate of 6-12 pages an hour
read blood meridian 8-11 pages
read rutherfords quixote 15 pages
read a tale of two cities 6-10 pages
read questions that matter 4-5 pages
read heart of darkness 6-15 pages
read lotr 15-18 pages
read art of fiction 6 pages
read botns 10-15 pages
read lattimores iliad 8-12 pages
read the confidence man 6-12 pages
read a canticle for leibowitz 8-14 pages
read hombre at 10-15 pages
read butchers crossing at 8-18 pages
reading lonesome dove at 8-12 pages

Am l dull minded if l can sit outside in the cold and only read 6-12 pages an hour yet still feel happy and relaxed?
Does my mental activity even count for living by human standards?
Am I subhuman?