/lit/ - Literature

>>20719199
I hated them. Everytime I chose wrong, I felt like I lost. I read for fun, not to give myself stress-headaches.

>>20719199
I choose my own adventure every time I select from the body of accomplished, bonafide literature to read from instead of suffering from arresting development, clutching a piss-stained timeworn copy of Goosebumps in one sticky fist and a stiffly encrusted safety blanket in the other.

>>20719233
Go back to sucking off the Great Gatsby Quentin, sometimes people just want to read books for some quick and cheap fun.

F Gardner should make his next books CYOA style. Horror’s Call already feels like Goosebumps for adults.

>>20719199
62 modelo para armar, surrender pleb

Are they all made for dumb kids?

>>20720230
I think they were a novel concept

>>20719199
Those. The CYOAs were kinda hard to find when I got into them, since most of them were out of print. I would go to used bookstores on the weekend with my dad and see if I could find any there. Finding a new one was like unearthing buried treasure to me. There were a few I never found that I might try to buy and read soon for the nostalgia

I like the ones where you can roll dice too. This one and Crypt of the Vampire by Golden Dragon books were favorites of mine.

>>20720286
Oh also because I was an edgy teen during the height of the zombie craze this one gets an honorable mention.

>>20719199
>What's your favorite CYOAs /lit/?
I hated them

>>20720317
My man. Also found the Romero ending pretty funny.

>>20720371
Yeah that one was like a fan service/nerd culture of the time period shout out. Very fitting.

>>20720251
I see what you did there.

>>20719199
Lone wolf was the absolute goat.