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Can we get a light reading thread?
You know, the stuff you can just pick and read for 15 mins on a commute or right before bed when you start relaxing and dozing off. Nothing too heavy and detailed to focus on and easy to pick up anytime.
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Wodehouse is good for this, if you don't mind the mythical Edwardian setting.
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>>10006330
Wodehouse's plot can get quite elaborate. Maybe Pratchett, Douglas Adams, Robert Rankin?
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>>10006432
Wodehouse is too complex for you?
Buy some romance novels from the drug store.
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>>10006446
Lol, no, I love the guy. I was just trying to imagine reading it for 15 min at the time, as OP said. I think some of the twists would be lost on me. That's why I suggested lights writers with more straightforward plots.
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>>10006462
Maybe poetry
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I just started reading a Warhammer trilogy "the Black Plague" as a low commitment bedtime read. It's great so far and I always fall asleep while reading it. Read Joe abercrombies "the blade itself" or cs Lewis cosmic trilogy. Now that's a good evening read! I'd say read that series.
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I found a bunch of PDFs of Encyclopedias and the yellow "Doing Shit for Dummies" books while I was digging through public servers. They're interesting to flip through when wasted.
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Michel Houellebecq
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>>10006553
Tell me more about the cosmic trilogy.
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Raymond Carver
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