>country
>how many books have you read so far in 2017?
Tokyo Vice
Digital Fortress
Deception Point
Stardust
Fragile Things: Short Fictions and Wonders
The Horse and His Boy (I try to read it once a year)
All You Need is Kill
The Man in the High Castle
Man After Man: An Anthropology of the Future
Crónicas del Ángel Gris
reading contemporary fantasy will turn you into picrelated
is the cereal box a book?
Is a big box?
4ou
its a normal box
do you like frosted mini-wheats? :3
Then no. Read a book.
>do you like frosted mini-wheats? :3
Yes.
>Yes.
Argelindo :3
I read 8 books in total, two from Asimov (I Robot and Caves of Steel) and the first six Sharpe novels.
dont have my list at work, about 2300 pages so far this year, i dont read fantasy though
i read shitposts on Sup Forums
does that count?
>reading fantasy books
lmao what a brainlet
>falling for the wiggly lines on tree pulp meme
lmao what a brainlet
11
2 of them STEM-related, 4 philosophical works, 5 fantasy/scifi fiction.
Yes.
>tfw well read n shiet
I've read only one book this year. Stephen King's "The Langoliers" on the train to Moscow (5.5 hours were just enough).
>start reading book
>ten pages in I get distracted
>go back to shitposting on Sup Forums
i don't count or track them, it is also sometimes hard to do... is, say, pippa passes a book?
Reading is for faggots lmoa
don't be mean to me~
i don't enjoy movies and barely enjoy music/
The four books I had for entrance exams.
Wealth of nations.
Road to serfdom.
Cat's cradle.
The Incas.
Black rednecks and white liberals.
Breakfast of the champions.
Advanced introduction to public choice.
And maybe 3-4 books I can't recall.
I'm not an old woman, I don't read.
Reading The Art of Game Design.
I started reading this spring, then put it aside and got distracted when I started driving to work because the summer time for the trains is shit (I was reading on the train)
Way of kings & Words of radiance
thats it
dunno, one every 3 or 4 days
do the math
Finished reading Mortal engines sometime in janruary/february for the 5th time, have been sporadically reading a short history of almost everything since then.
Volume III of Legend of the Galactic Heroes
"Nothing" by Janne Teller
Tao Te Ching
Voyage to Faremido by Frigyes Karinthy
Book of Odes by Confucius
Circle of Chalk by Li Xing-Tao
Selected novellas of Akutagawa
On Certainty by Wittgenstein
Tractatus Logico~Philosophicus by Wittgenstein
Starting Point by Hayao Miyazaki
Északról Hegy, Délről tó, Nyugatról utak, Keletről folyó by Krasznahorkai László
No longer human by Osamu Dazai
In the miso soup by Ryu Murakami
On the civil war by Caesar
The master of go by Kawabata Yasunari
The Trial by Franz Kafka
The Lake by Kawabata Yasunari
Louis Kossuth and the Hungarians in 1848-1849 by István Deák
Mulberry and Peach by Nie-hualing
Destruction and Sorrow beneath the Heavens by László Krasznahorkai
The annalects of confucius
E Unibus Pluram: Television and U.S. Fiction by David Foster Wallace
That is all I think
I loved that book to death as a kid
I read like 3 books this year including Faust which took me a bit to finish, another one by Pasolini and third one is Everything Flows by Vasilij Grossman
Wich one? Mortal engine or a short history of almost everything?
two books from the First Law series
first Dune book
nothing else really
hmm the book
bunch of shitty fantasy schlock, adventures of Gotrek and Felix series mostly. not in mood for anything ambitious lately
>The Rise of French New Brunswick
>A Maritimer's Miscellany
>Cæsars of the Wilderness
>The Development of Local Government in New Brunswick
>How to be Canadian: Even if you already are
>Gubbin's New Brunswick Journals 1811 & 1813
>7 out of the 9 books in the Peter Clark anthology of New Brunswick stories, recollections, legends, songs, and poetry.
Both are books though
Neuromancer
The doors of perception
The island of doctor Moreau
Re-read ulysses
Flash boys
The Knowledge
Hooked
Plutarch's Lives
Adaptive Markets
Grave new world
Economism
India's Long road
The limits of the Market
Escape from Democracy
The spider network
>reading
>I'm not intelligent or capable of concentrating on anything outside of my no-effort media bubble, I don't read.
ftfy
>not reading