So /lit/, why aren't you using a paperclip and a bookmark?
Because I finish my books in one session, like every true /lit/ patrician does.
Because I use scraps of paper I find lying around my room.
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>>7688144
Index cards fami
>>7688548
When you turn seven, you can move on to Hardy Boys. Dr. Seuss is for those Montessori brats.
>>7688144
I am.
>2017
>still using paper books
>not a device that can hold thousands, always keep your page, can easily search, read footnotes instantly, highlight, etc
>>7688144
Because I just dog ear the book.
Oh and also I WRITE IN IT and sometimes TEAR APART SOME PAGES
>>7688788
But how will people know what I'm reading? How am I supposed to posture when all my books are in a device as opposed to in a bookcase?
>>7688805
What do you have to write about that's so long?
>>7688788
but if they’re all on my shitty secondhand kindle i won’t be able to fall into ecstasy over the choice of paper
>>7688857
The book here is aristotelian metaphysics so a shitton of commentaries and explanations and sometimes greek words but usually I write much less, of course
>>7688144
Sticky notes and highlighters.
>>7688144
I memorize the number of the last page that I read.
It isn't that hard. Pages have numbers.
I like that bookdepository provides bookmarks with each book, although they have shit art on them.
i dog ear tbqhwymylad
>>7688805
Tumblr bait
>>7690559
I write in almost every book I read.
Especially for school, I write a shit ton for close reading.
>>7688144
I always lose my bookmark after just a few books, so I've pretty much given them up. I just remember where I stopped reading...
>>7688144
Why using a bookmark at all? Can't you simply remember the page/chapter?
>>7688144
i use bookmarks, i like the way they look
>>7689255
This.
I'm drowning in bookmarks because of it.
I place this on my desk in front of me at uni with the text facing outwards and whenever someone comes up and asks me anything I just tap my finger on the bookmark and bury my nose deeper in my book.
>>7691308
a pleb is truly a pleb who would interrupt a man and his time with Kierkegaard
>>7691308
I work as an entomologist and even I find this cringe as fuck
>>7691825
>entomologist
do you study entenmann's?
I use this
>>7688788
I do both at this point. The search function is my favorite part about kindle ebooks.
>>7688548
Enjoying these child books brah, aren't you?
>>7688771
is this souseki's kokoro?
>>7689030
this guy gets it
