you ever read a book you enjoyed so much you keep rereading passages and put down the book every few pages to reflect?
>>24086802Yep. TSZ is *concentrated essence of book*. Dissolve one small tablet of it in a gallon of water and you get a gallon of delicious, meaty, nourishing book.Nietzsche himself knew this perfectly well, of course. “It is my aim to say in one sentence what other people say in a book — what other people do NOT say in a book!”Dammit I love Nietzsche.
>>24086802I do that constantly. It's why it takes me forever to finish books.
>>24086802With the Iliad and Keat's EndymionEndymion has colonised my imagination desu
>>24086824Incredibly based
>>24086802Yes, every time I read a book I enjoy I put it down every few pages and do a little mong jig about the room. Sometimes drool drips from my jowls as I do my little mong jig. Sometimes the neighbours in the flat below will complain about the vigorousness of my mong jig. I could care less. Pic rel is the last book which prompted my little mong jig.
>>24086802Demian
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>>24086824Depressing
>>24086824updooted
>>24086824Literary fanclubs are so depressing . Just character cults . Neecha instead of Taylor Swift , Cormac instead of Drake . Great minds reduced to products and dolls in order to gather around by the drooling masses , so that they may increase their own esteem by association .
i experienced this for the first time reading no longer humanwith every other book ive read ive been just trying to get through pages to meet my daily target, but with no longer human i couldnt help but slow down
>>24091086>Reflecting on thisIdiot.
>>24086802In River Time: The Way of the James by Ann Woodlief
