Do you read books in your country? Share some books in your language
Do you read books in your country? Share some books in your language
Isaiah Parker
Robert Russell
I would but you're gay and I dislike you for it
Thomas Edwards
no
i get distracted after reading 1 line
my brain is working too fast i constantly drink caffiene and read short shitposts and look at pics thats all i do all day
John Walker
Started reading today
Josiah Scott
Who's that?
Ryan Harris
>get distracted after reading 1 line
>my brain is working too fast
you a zoomie?
Christopher Garcia
nothing more annoying than some hoe or himbo using literature as a fashion statement
Adrian Green
eewewwwwwwwwww
Michael Wilson
yes
Thomas Perez
No. If I do very very slowly. I'm reading a book called Burma/Myanmar at about 2 or 3 paragraphs a day
William Barnes
The Outsider
Lords of the Left Hand Path
Magic Without Tears
The Complete Book of Demonolatry
Astral Dynamics 2E
The Multi-Orgasmic Man
Expedient Homemade Firearms - 9mm Submachine Gun
Jordan James
>Share some books in your language
My diary desu
Ethan Scott
What is he reaching for? The top shelf is where his left hand is.
Robert Jenkins
>What is he reaching for?
Your pp
Carson Brooks
books are gay
Evan Watson
>average /lit/ user
Brayden Wood
La Chanson de Roland
Aliscans
Lancelot ou le Chevalier de la charrette
Perceval ou le Conte du Graal
Le Roman de la Rose (Guillaume de Dole)
Le Roman de la Rose -bis-
Les Amours
Les Regrets
L'Astrée
Mémoires d'outre-tombe
Les Misérables
Le Rouge et le Noir
Le Lys dans la vallée
Josiah Cook
not really but have this
Aaron Ramirez
The authors often address these female readers in their preface.
I am a woman and without being mean there are a lot more men who write but women read more. Never meet a man who likes to read novels or poems in my all life.
Xavier Nelson
Really? In France of all places? I figured most guys would read there. Reading is pretty popular here, quite a few cafes have a "take a book, leave a book" policy (or at least did before COVID meant you can't touch anything anymore).
Dominic Bailey
Maybe, I live in the wrong place. It seems fine where you are. I don't know any cafes that do that, in Paris probably.
Lucas Garcia
I'm more in the outter suburbs but cafes still do that. Some country ones do too since small country towns are very friendly with each other.
I suppose you're in the wrong place. Some cities here are definitely more well read than others.
Landon Jenkins
>tattoos
All the hours in the gym to put permanent blemishes on it
Kevin Taylor
It seems pleasant. Maybe I'm in a wrong country...