Just finished pic related.
I think it may be my new favorite book (non ironically)
When I finished it I felt relief for a brief moment and then found myself flicking to my bookmarked favorite passages.
What did you feel once you finished it?
How do I process it?
It's been sitting on my bookshelf for a couple weeks now. I am too intimidated by its size to actually start it.
that you should kill yourself
>>8207026
I read it on and off for about 8 months, with other books interluding sporadic intense reads. Made for an interesting experience of it.
>>8207008
Nothing.
I got halfway through it over the course of a couple months or so and now it's been weeks since I've made any real progress. This happens with every book I pick up, no matter how engaging.
I recently read it as well. After the first three or four hundred pages I knew I didn't care for it but felt that I should finish it. When I did finish it, after a week or so, I felt relief, and immediately moved on to something else.
>>8207039
You've ruined your neuronal warp and web by spending too much time interacting with screens during critical stages of development. You will probably never have the focus or attention necessary to read and understand very many books.
>>8207048
Admittedly it wasn't the easiest book to finish and it was trying many times, but ultimately rewarding imo. Got either Ulysses, Hyperion or Blood Meridian lined up next. Unsure which to choose though.
