/lit/ - Literature

>>19241416

reading though threads on r/Fantasy genuinely scares me; all these people talking about how they can't stand descriptions of anything longer than a sentence or two, they can't finish a book if they can't relate to/see themselves in the main character, they'd rather read about long battle scenes and magic instead of scenes with emotional character development, etc etc. I understand that a lot of these people read purely for entertainment but come on, if you aren't going to enjoy the 'book' part of a 'fantasy book,' then why read in the first place? Why not play video games or watch anime? Genuine question

>>18393198
I would have been fine not reading this, anon