How many pages do you read on daily basis? Is 50 enough to stay lit?

>>9376562

10 on a good day

>>9376562
Page count is irrelevant. It's time spent reading that matters. To be /lit/ you need to read an average of three or more hours daily.

>>9376562
Depends what your reading. Your going to read more pages of Harry potter than Kant in the same amount of time.
You could read a half page of poetry all day.

>>9376562
Depends on the day. Usually 30+. I didn't work yesterday; I read maybe 120.

>>9376562
One word a day

>>9376566
Says who?

>>9376562
Generally I read one sentence over the course of the day and spend all night rewriting it. Then after a few years I've rewritten whatever noel I'm reading.

150+ a day normally. But again depends what I'm reading philosophy can drop as low as 15 or I could read two Stephen King in a day and read 1000.

>>9376790
>150 a day
How long does it take for you?

>>9376566
I spend three or more hours daily reading 4chan comments. Truely time spent matters.

>>9376562
IDK what this shit is I try to read a chapter a day I know it's arbitrary and doesn't generally define how much I read. I'm a newfag to /lit/ anyways, I've only recently rekindled my love of reading but schizo spectrum disorders make it hard to read sometimes. Shouldn't being lit be based off the effort you go to in order to read things you enjoy and understand deeper meanings in the text.

>>9376806
King or Kant

>>9376851
King

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>>9376562
>implying /lit/ reads at all

Page count is a horrible metric.

as others have said pages are a meme because books vary so wildly in number of words per page. just read what you can, starting and stopping at chapters is kind of a meme as well.

some days 0, some days 500+

depends on the book, day, weather, whether mercury's in retrograde, or if the postman came.

>dude page count doesn't matter lol

Okay but that's not the point. The essence of OP's question is "how much do you read?" Use whatever metric you want.

>>9376575
The polls. Most of them. All of them

Depends on the book. Reading GR atm and I barely get 20 pages per day