>>7897530
Gay-furry manga counts?

I’m reading Mistborn right now. I don’t see why it’s so popular.

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>>7897530
What kind of books do we need to read to get your approval?

>>7897530
I read enough in the last two years to realize I was wrong about written science fiction being any better than the standard hollywood crap.
But it kind of restored some of my confidence in my own writing. Realized I don't need to try half as hard as I thought I should. Though I still don't know how Arthur C. Clarke comes up with all the shit he does.

>>7897530
i like reading theatre plays the most

I’m nearly always reading though, or multitasking with audiobooks when I need to work, run errands, eat or do daily tasks, and I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t. Just set down a book to type this.
You might be surprised.

>>7897536
It's got a straightforward and cool magic system a monkey could understand, relatable underdog protagonists and a classic "rebels vs evil empire" story.
>>7897539
90% of anything is crap, anon. A lot of older authors get slept on because they weren't the biggest names despite being fairly influential. No one talks about Zelazny anymore but I really enjoy his books.

/lit/fags might be the most insecure retards out of all the hobbyist boards
you will always get some random /lit/ tourist that is so quick to be a performatively smart cocksucker
imagine cu/ck/ going into /an/ and telling people they're shit because they don't kill their food
i don't know if that was a good comparison. point is you're a loser

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>>7897530
I've just finished picrel.

>>7897530
I love reading but I haven’t had the time to read like I used to. Reading is actually a very time consuming hobby and I’d quite simply rather spend my time drawing