/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.4203627]

so how many books have you actually read according to goodreads?

[Anonymous No.4203631]

>according to goodreads

[Anonymous No.4203668]

get out of here lumberjack

[Anonymous No.4203674]

78
Pretty good I think

[Anonymous No.4205298]

48. Only started reading again three years ago and only with any regularity about this time last year.

[Anonymous No.4205336]

>>4203668

[Anonymous No.4205362]

>>4203627
>Recording how many books have you read
You are that kind of faggot, right?
The one that is always on "I READ BUKS BCUZE I AM SO MUCH OF AN INTELECTUAL Y'KNOW"?
That one that uses a vocabulary slightly different to the normal one to sound intelligent?
So if you don't follow all this damn cliches nobody will take it seriously if you mention your liking for books and writing?
Your kind has completely infected the literate culture, idiot, and makes it imposible to found an actual reader because we are all hiding to avoid fagots like you.
In short, I hate you.

[Anonymous No.4205366]

>>4203627
440, but I don't include nonfiction/philosophy books, nor books that I've read but for whatever reason don't think are worth counting (like all those Goosebumps/Animorphs/Star Wars books you read when you're a kid).

[Anonymous No.4205367]

>>4203627
what's goodreads?

[Anonymous No.4205381]

~200, not included faggoty books that I read when I was a kid like David Eddings or such.

[Anonymous No.4205432]

>>4205362
Not that guy, but whoa there buddy. "That one that uses a vocabulary slightly different to the normal one to sound intelligent?" Unless you're referring to something other than what I'm thinking, that makes no sense as a criticism. Reading more will expose to you more words, building your vocabulary which someone can then use to better articulate themselves. Variety is the spice of life, nigga

[Anonymous No.4205435]

twentie six