Its pronounced pewdeepie and I don't really know why, i read it like pew die pie for a while
Its pronounced pewdeepie and I don't really know why, i read it like pew die pie for a while
i know basically nothing of eastern lit but king lear is p good
muh lit masters
I know it sounds so stupid, but I have no time to read during the school year (which sucks as an English teacher). I have to mad read everything during the summer.
I hate that, but it is what it is.
Summers coming up so I better start making a book list.
My biggest problem is once i start reading I don't stop until im done with the book. I'm a very all or nothing reader and it's much easier to commit to nothing.
i have no time to read during the semester while im teaching and when i do have time i just reread shit ive already read
I have run out of new books I want to read. So rereading I think is going to become a major thing for me.
I'm too picky on the books I like. I'm not like War and Peace snobbish or anything, just it takes a really particular style of writing to get me into it.
I hate books where I feel like the author half assed shit.
Like, I think the Harry Potter books are great because the level of thought, prewriting, and organization is obvious and done well.
I hate the Sword of Truth books, because the dude loves to drop off characters for 500+ pages and have them magically show up at the end to save everyone for no damn reason.
you should read american psycho
l o l
Stephen King tends to have the opposite effect by spending so much thought he's lost me by page 52.
His short stories are fucking awesome, though.
the man in the black suit is probably his best short story
my favorite thing to do though is recommend people read american psycho and then laugh when they quit halfway through
that said, as terrible as the content is, it’s still incredibly written, and reading less than zero afterwards was disappointing