/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.16606862]

What do you read before bed these days? For me, it's been The Last Kingdom by Bernard Cornwell. Supremely comfy. Makes me fantasize about simpler times when a few dozen men can change the course of history.

[Anonymous No.16606871]

>>16606862
You may as well read Flashman then.

[今晚打老虎 No.16606872]

>DELET THIS WEBM NOW

[Nemo !!GgBWHLRiayD No.16606954]

>>16606862
Nothing, but I only ever liked to read works of fiction in bed before going to sleep, whereas I prefer to meditate on works of nonfiction in a seated, or standing, position after reading them.

Lying and sitting for fiction, sitting and standing for nonfiction.

[Anonymous No.16606990]

>>16606862
Punpun

[Anonymous No.16607164]

Tolkien or bible in bed is max comfy
current reading has been switching every couple nights between The Orthodox Church (Ware) and Thus Spoke Zarathustra

[Anonymous No.16607370]

>>16606862
I read Jung or Jung-lite works in hopes that my dreams will be weird and analytical

[Anonymous No.16607381]

Currently reading 100 years of solitude every night before going to bed

[Anonymous No.16607394]

>>16607381
Based
I'm reading Rayuela (Hopscotch), ultra comfy. I start feeling like Oliveira in my Paris apartment.

[Anonymous No.16607429]

>>16606862
The Bible or some poetry

[Nemo !!GgBWHLRiayD No.16607885]

>>16606954
>Lying and sitting for fiction, sitting and standing for nonfiction.

Upon receiving a surge of inspiration from the pneumatic waterfall, the rich water of fiction streams along the Mindring, colourizing it, whilst that of nonfiction trickles deeper through it, comprehending it.