/lit/ - Literature

>>11789120
I write somebody else's name as I send out signed copies.

who the fuck names their child selepas?

I used to write the date I finished on the inside back cover.
I switched to just using a small square of paper as a bookmark, writing the date on that and then leaving the bookmark in the book forever.
Now I just don't even bother.

i write "NIGGER" on the inside of the cover, so that when I resell my books people know they're dealing with someone redpilled

I have a little rubber stamp with my name that I got for free when some website messed up their discount codes years ago.

>>11789120
No but I like it when books i buy second hand or borrow from the library have notes and names inside of them.

why do people do this

>>11789615
Helps turn the book from a medium for the written word to a interesting piece in and of itself.

In books I buy and sell locally I like to write a short description of the weather when I bought the book.
For example:
"On 2015-10-18, Sunday, it was a sunny day with little to no clouds in the sky. The temperature stayed at around 8°C for most of the day."

>>11790220
that's aesthetics

keep doing that

>>11789452
Me too

>>11789125
Same but it costs a little more to personalise it.

>>11789167
But are you based?

>>11790234
Why would they do this? And why the fuck would they take a picture of all their stupid shit

>>11790234
>tfw no handwritten notes in a used book from a girl

;_;

>>11790345
>tfw no anime girls drawn in a used philosophy book