How does /lit/ choose what books to read next? I have a large

I'll read some basic shit in the new fiction section of book stores and then read something recommended by /lit/. Repeat.

at the moment I'm trying to read books from this list

http://explorer.opensyllabusproject.org/

when I find something I want to study I may read a wiki page and google it. While reading i take notes of the authors and books mentioned in what I'm reading. Good luck.

>>9443220
if I get banned for asking why the fuck you posted lip from shamless I'm gonna kms

>>9443220

I stare at my shelf for several minutes and think "Oh maybe it's time I should get to this," or "Haven't read this in a while."

>>9443220
I read whatever I see on /lit/ at around the time I finish my last book

>>9443220

I read technical books or text books on stuff I'm interested in then I'll read some mind candy like Sci-ffi or Fantasy then every couple cycles I throw in a classic and then run back to mind candy. I'm not the brightest bulb in the bunch so sometimes I have to read a classic two or three times before I understand why its a classic.

>>9443295
cause i had this pic saved for some reason i can't remember and he'd cute af

>>9443291
This is an interesting list; I just saved it for later reference. Thanks.