I read in the Interzone.

>>24731833
There's a small park 100 yards behind my home where there are two dozen benches and a stage for Shakespeare in the park. I know the bench that has the least amount of foot traffic, It's surrounded by shade and trees. There usually.

I have dedicated reading days: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays. These are also the days I don't work out; I feel like a day with weightlifting or cardio in it doesn't dispose the mind properly to intellectual pursuits. Tuesdays and Thursdays are my intermittent fasting days and Sunday is my overall rest day, so they're perfect for reading.

I have a small sofa in my apartment where I lay back on it and read. It's very comfy, I can look right and look out my window to the horizon in the West as the sun sets.

>>24731866
This is the life you live when you don't take a backpack and walk away from everything forever

>>24731833
I read
>approx 20 pages in the morning before work
>on the bus/tram to and from work
>before going to sleep, anywhere between 20-100 pages
In the summer i read atop some cliffs facing a lake, sipping cheapo wine and smoking cigarettes while partaking the late setting sun.

>>24731833
Anywhere I desire. It intimidates nonreaders so much they write thinkpieces about my motivations

>>24731833
Audiobooks during early morning cardio in the gym and walking outside during lunch.

>>24731833
In my small bed before sleep

>>24731833
at the bar, performatively, before gifting the book to an attractive woman and never speaking to her again

>>24732828
you know what they say about men with small beds

>>24732977
That's right, they fuck on the couch

>>24731833
>When
never

>where
home

>>24731833
At work

>>24731833
Whenever I can, I carry my kobo with me at all times, so my downtimes at work, at home or anywhere else make perfect times for reading.

Where? anywhere actually, but I'd say mostly at work, I have plenty of downtime which I use on reading.

I try to get around 50-100 pages in per day