I'm Bored....Talk to me About BOOKS! (1 Viewer)

[Tickita]

Straight romance can get tiring at times

That too, for sure

 

[raymondchouku]

Grad school destroyed my love of reading... but the last book series that I read that were good were The Raven Cycle and The Mortal Instruments.

 

[dark_tranquility]

I've only read 2 of his books so far and am currently bouncing between a short story collection of his and other books on my TBR.

IT should be on the top of that list
then geralds game
and buick 8

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

IT should be on the top of that list
then geralds game
and buick 8

I tried reading IT it was too much of a commitment.

 

[dark_tranquility]

I tried reading IT it was too much of a commitment.

that's a shame

 

[ani07]

my new way through boredom is watching dramas

 

[Ahsoka]

Idk what the video is other than it’s age restricted and won’t show up on ks

edit: jk saw it

 

[mysteric]

ohhh what type

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

ohhh what type

I read from basically every genre except really erotic/smutty romance, and I rarely read literary fiction or historical or non-fiction. I read a lot of fantasy, and lately have gotten into romantasy. Currently I'm reading a sequel called The Dragon's Promise by Elizabeth Lim.

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

Grad school destroyed my love of reading... but the last book series that I read that were good were The Raven Cycle and The Mortal Instruments.

College & high school helped me get back into reading-technically it was my cousin who got me back into reading. Middle school ruined me though lol.

 

[mysteric]

I read from basically every genre except really erotic/smutty romance, and I rarely read literary fiction or historical or non-fiction. I read a lot of fantasy, and lately have gotten into romantasy. Currently I'm reading a sequel called The Dragon's Promise by Elizabeth Lim.

we're on the opposite ends of the reading spectrum then, I fear literary fiction and narrative non-fiction are where I stick, alongside maybe poetry and essays, avoid romantasy like the plague
if you've read the sort of cultivation novel type of eastern fantasy, would highly rec priest's taisui though, it has a great hard magicsystem

 

[Lovely_Cornchips]

we're on the opposite ends of the reading spectrum then, I fear literary fiction and narrative non-fiction are where I stick, alongside maybe poetry and essays, avoid romantasy like the plague
if you've read the sort of cultivation novel type of eastern fantasy, would highly rec priest's taisui though, it has a great hard magicsystem

I will on occasion read from those genres but it's pretty rare. Like I've enjoyed certain autobiographies too.

 

[mysteric]

I will on occasion read from those genres but it's pretty rare. Like I've enjoyed certain autobiographies too.

I'd love a memoir specifically by a memoir/autobiography ghostwriter because that sounds fascinating I'm ngl but the ndas must be crazy for those
like as much as an open secret moehringer is as a prolific one, something more comprehensive than just the random interview here and there would be really cool