How often do you read?

>>39047983
I've never read anything in my life.

>>39048005
Not even for school?

>>39047983
Just finished reading the GoT series so now I wanna do something without fantasy. Any recommendations robots?

>>39047983
Pretty much only vidya, TV/movies and internet stuff

>>39047983

Daily, and exclusively non-fiction

>>39048039
Straight D's, still passed, somehow.

>>39047983
I used to read so much when I was younger, now it's like I'm too depressed to read a novel. My attention span is shit now too

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Every evening before i sleep. Reading in your bed with a comfy quilt is the best

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>>39047983
I try and read at least 5 to 10 pages before I go to sleep from whatever book I'm reading at the moment, pic related. Usually more if I have the time/energy.

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>>39048050
If you like history, Antony Beevor has some great books on WWII. The Battle of Stalingrad is the one I'd reccomend starting with.

>>39048118
Best way to read. Makes sleeping incredibly easy and relaxes my mind.

>>39047983
Daily, prob an average of 40-50 min every night. About to finish The Way of Kings and gonna go back to my beloved Jane Austen afterward

>>39048050
I just finished American Gods by Neil Gamon, good read. If you like the "epic" scope of ASoIaF you might like Dune as well.

>>39048147
History is always a good read. Might look into it. Thank you Aryan anon

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Learning is one of the few things I genuinely enjoy.

Im currently getting into reading more serious than before. Currently im reading 1984, also looking for something new to read next. For /lit/, this question gets denied & ignored alot, since im looking for something similar in themes as Oyasumi Punpun.

read nhk novel, really liked that one. Into the wild was great aswell

>>39048546
Try reading Michel Houellebecq novels (especially Whatever).

>>39047983
Fairly often. Bought a Kindle some time ago which has increased it substantially.
Some philosophy, pretty much anything with an interesting story and anything you can learn something from.

>>39048546
1984 was a great book.
If you haven't already, I'd suggest Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.

>>39048005
You read this post.

>>39049563
>>39048546
Not trying to be a dick or anything, but are you guys not American?

1984, Fahrenheit, and (not mentioned but associated) Animal Farm were mandatory reads in most American school districts

>>39049683
I'm not.
We didn't get any foreign books to read as assignments during school.

>>39049651
Thank you for understanding my joke, anon.

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I either get a headache after two sentences, or I demand to read the whole 10 book series in one sitting(no sleeping or anything), neither promotes a lot of reading.

Once a day; I study a lot.

pretty much constantly I'm reading an article or a book or something

>>39047983

Used to be pretty often. Couple years ago I read 50 (non-genre-shit) books in a year. Lately, I can barely read a few sentences. It comes and goes, y'know