/lit/ - Literature

How far along are you guys?

>>10069796
>I read 54 books last year
Pleb

>>9820593
>I read more than most people on /lit/

No it isn't cheating. Stories were told around the campfire before they were written down.

Someone with a great voice and nuance control of his vocal muscles can make a dry book seem wonderful.

I work as a proof reader /editor, and coming home to read when I just left work is tiring. Audiobooks help you unwind by giving your eyes a rest. It also allows you to do menial chores that one could not have done with a book in their hands i.e eating, cooking, washing dishes, laying in a hammock / on the bed with your eyes closed.

Pic related. They were all audiobooks.

>>9023881
Unless your name is Sebastian you ain't reading 4-5 times more than me.

What was the coldest book you read last year?

>>8953966
Same I had to force myself to read something else because I didn't want to sour myself on the books. But I was thinking of red rising while reading so I rushed the book i was reading and started golden son.

Post yours guys.