/lit/ - Literature

>>14431816
I suspect you approached Little, Big incorrectly. "Not quite clicking" is an essential part of the book. I suppose I can understand the "imagery flows right then it's hard to stop", but at the pace of 10 words a second the figurative "resolution" of those images inevitably decreases. When I read Gormenghast, I would sometimes read out certain sequences aloud, partially so that the scene can fully form inside my head. I recommend checking out just how powerful the Swelter intro is when read in voice: slowly, and purposefully.
On the other hand, I can see how reading an epic fantasy adventure in high WPM makes sense, because my own speed is substantially higher when reading something lightweight.

>>14431822
Because even compressing pic related it is 1MB. 1641x770 isn't even small for 20 books, the titles can be seen clearly