There's too many books. Or are my interests too broad?

>>8092053
You aren't spending enough time reading

>>8092055
Even if you spend every moment reading there's too many books

>>8092062

Just speed read them

>>8092063
Then you won't actually comprehend your reading

>>8092065

Speed reading is about comprehending books better because you're reading for the most important points of a text and won't get bogged down in irrelevant details.

>>8092074
>details
>irrelevent

Either you're reading pulp or you're missing all the important shit, either way you're the one whose wasting time.

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>>8092053
I feel the same way, anon. I love books and have a broad range of interests. But sometimes I feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of unread books on my "to read" list. I feel a sense of sadness that there are so many I'll never get to.

But I don't try to speed read or rush through the ones I do read. I want to enjoy them. Hell, I even reread my favorites.

Just focus on enjoying the ones you have the time to read, and maybe be a little more particular about your choices. But don't limit yourself. Read what you want, at your own pace.