How many of you ladies and gents enjoy reading a book? Or is

Everything is ordered nonsense.

Nowadays only articles. Litterateur got replaced by computer for me.

>>1471469
Fuck off intellectual.

>>1471469
I don't. I am more a manga/comics guy myself.

>>1471472
>>1472519
Yeah what these 2 said i'm too dumb to use my imagination so I rather read/see cute doujins/manga, I like articles about things i'm interested in, short stories and are ok, I just can't imagine a lot of stuff and keep track of them in my head.

>>1472535
That isn't what either of them said you fucking retard. How can you sven write a post when you're that mentally deficient?

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I enjoy reading, but Murakami's 1Q84 was so much of a chore to finish that it sort of took the wind out of my sails and I haven't even tried to pick up anything since.

I have a bad neck and I really can't find a good position to read in for extended periods of time. VNs are nice, though.

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While I enjoy reading a good book, I can't ever seem to begin books. The digital world offers far more entertainment with a far more enticing beginning. When I was a child I used to read books all the time but now I rarely read one a year.

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>>1471469
1. vaping to blow a hole load of statements and drop through wheats of gold to Not be standing over futures whole'ding the last story ever edited

>>>>find the top one and top out a 2000
a hanging is a sext act

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Probably waaay too lowbrow for /lit/ but this is all i'm focused on right now.

>>1473509

This is something alot of us here, myself included, need to work on, but reading physical books is important. They help keep your thoughts a little more organized, and draw in a deeper interest than just hopping articles and skimming hot imageboard opinions can do for you.

>>1472573
I read that a while ago. It held my attention but the supernatural stuff is trying too hard. I remember enjoying Colorless Tsukuru because it was less supernatural and I liked reading Kafka on the Shore but I can't remember why. I'm reading the James Bond Anthology at the moment.

>>1472573
Only Murakami book worth reading is Norwegian Wood.

>>1473514
...what?

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>>1474192
I really enjoyed Norwegian Wood and Kafka on the Shore, which is why I decided to dive into 1Q84 in the first place. I don't suppose you've read Hard Boiled Wonderland? How does it compare?

>>1474185
Kafka on the Shore has a lot of paranormal themes as well. Different in a lot of ways to the ones in 1Q84 I suppose but in both cases they're pretty central.

i read the dark tower and it made me mad now i dont read anymore

>>1471469
I read fiction and non-fiction. Feynman's lectures and the Count of Monte-Cristo at the moment.