I’ve always wanted to be someone who goes to parks, cafes to read. Read on the plane, commutes and at home for relief. How did you build a reading habit?

for book section discussion that might not warrant its own thread What books have to recently thread and what would you rate them? I just finished The Autobiography of Gucci Mane.

WE READING ANIMAL MAN BY GRANT MORRISON 4/1/22.

This is for all writers. Those that want to showcase their books, creative writing, journalism, poetry, and lyrics.

Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky (Фёдор Михайлович Достоевский, Fyódor Mikháylovich Dostoyévskiy, 11 November 1821 – 9 February 1881), sometimes transliterated as Dostoyevsky, was a Russian novelist,…

I wanted to create a thread for one of my all time favorite authors. Who's read anything by him, if so, what did you think?

Every book in the series + bonus books for 18 dollars. Epub files. A steal

Haruki Murakami (村上 春樹, Murakami Haruki, born January 12, 1949) is a Japanese writer.

there’s a movie thread but this is probably gonna have to do for the next year or so.

Have any of you read this? I hadn't, I'm 40 pages in and find myself almost weeping. I'll finish it over the next week. She was a brilliant writer, so witty and whimsical.

Post pic of books you all copped recently

Sum real scary

Picked up Beowulf at Barnes and noble this week and loving it. As a first generation Irish American he has always loomed large for me. His poetry collections of course were my gateway.

To learn new things? For entertainment? Any other reason?

I have 200 pages left. I don’t want this to end

Acclaimed author Neil Gaiman is facing multiple allegations of sexual assault, making him the subject of a police complaint in New Zealand.

After I finish Dune Messiah, I'm planning on giving Christopher Paolini's new Fractalverse a shot with both of his books.

Post them here! I’ll share later my favorites Better Than Food (One of the OGs of BookTube I feel like, diverse selection of literary fiction books that are not as mainstream)

The Creative Writing Thread was not as popping as I thought it would. So I decided to create a thread full of stuff I've made over the years. Feel free to check it out and let me know what ya'll think

in 2021 I set a quantitative goal of 52 and was able to pass it but for 2022 it's more qualitative and as long as I get to like 30+ I'll be happy want to read more non-fiction and write my thought…

op in progress

Also just your year in reading in general. How many books did you read, what kind of books, this year compared to others, etc.

Anybody on here ever read any of the Star Wars Legends books at all? Been somewhat interested into finally diving into that world but unsure where to start and what is worth reading.

NEW UPDATE 07/23 : /////// An appreciation thread for a GOAT book series. And an anticipation thread for Winds Of Winter

whats the best short story collection out there for him?

targs are fucking crazy man

Talk about poems from others or write some yourself. I’ll start with one of my favorites. >What are the roots that clutch, what branches grow Out of this stony rubbish?

I just started and wanted to hear wether it was worth it

anyone into bell hooks? got some recs on her books?

fiction & nonfiction please

Whatever it is, it may be the future of literature. Zadie Smith’s prediction of interactive, multimedia fiction may come true soon

Was written by me! A poem written every day for a year. 365 of them. Written in Europe, South America, and on the best coast. Dealing with everything.

Only if you read or heard about it pls

Looking for something light to read when I get the urge to use social media. Trying to redirect my attention to something more productive. Fiction or non-fiction, doesn’t matter.

He’s the writer of the Eragon series and I always liked those even though the writing for the second book was bad.