anons with concentration issues, what's a good book that's

How about instead of asking such stupid fucking questions you get yourself some discipline?

>>9034508
Read better books.

>>9034535
How does one gets some discipline?

Ubik is short and not difficult. Each chapter is around 15 pages, so you should be fine with one chapter a day.

>>9034508
A big part of why I love reading is because my mind wanders. I'll stop reading and follow a train of though for quite some time.

If a book doesn't force you to stop and analyse something, then you're probably reading trash genre fiction.

>>9034545
>tfw Dosto, Gaddis, and Mann is genre fiction

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>>9034508
racing/foggy thoughts, anon? you're either mentally ill or you have a shit diet.
change your diet. stop consuming sugar and grain. after a few weeks, that brain fog will lift. do it. do it. level of focus, super high. do it.

>>9034538
Keep going until you pass the suffering stage.

>>9036047
Got any recommendations for meals or any online places with recipes and guides?

>>9034508
Asimov has some good simple scifi for teenagers that is interesting.

>>9034545
I feel like every single idiot on /lit/ should read this post

>>9034549
>tfw tried to read magic mountain and dropped it
It felt so pseud-ish

>>9036416
https://www.amazon.com/Deep-Nutrition-Your-Genes-Traditional-ebook/dp/B01G1J7WEU/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

Have you tried going to a camp for concentration OP?

>>9034508
wares and pace

>>9036047

proofs that sugar and grain contribute to concentration problems?

>>9036047
Which mental illnesses would be most likely?

>>9034508
It's got nothing to do with concentration issues and everything to do with you not liking to read. So you must find something you like to read. No, I cannot help you with that -- I do not know you well enough. Perhaps Borges, or Dune?

I say this as someone with literal ADHD.

>>9038940
Oh, or >>9036047 obviously. Tiredness too btw.

>>9034508
Try Invisible Cities.

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>>9034508
Honestly OP, I just keep at it. I've noticed that if I read a lot over a span of a week, it becomes easier and easier, though I've also found that it's predicated on what I am actually reading.

Fiction tends to make my mind wander less than non-fiction, which should be obvious in that fiction usually distills interesting moments down, whereas non-fiction usually contains a lot of boring ass facts like having an even or odd number of hairs on your body.

>>9039147
Lol what is up with that image?

>>9038734
Underrated post.

>>9034508
Kafka is super easy to read and his stories are very short.

>>9034508
bump

>>9034538
TRY AGAIN.