What do you do before deciding a new book to read? What considerations do you make with regard to notoriety, author, setting etc?
I'm pretty open-minded, I'll read anything as long as it's written by a white man and isn't genre fiction
i just go through various /lit/ charts i have saved lmao
>>8229124
Usually get it into my head that "I am going to read this book because of...". Also helps with not quitting for another book.
I go through my to-read list and just pick what I'm in the mood for.
>>8229124
>written by a white man and isn't genre fiction
this, although I don't mind reading apolitical female authors. then i just kinda pick what seems most interesting to me based on the movement/theme/subject. i end up reading a lot of works from the 1800s. i try to avoid books that give off a "working class" vibe.
also i try to read 2 or 3 books at a time. having a work of fiction, a work of non-fiction, and a short story or poetry collection to switch between really helps prevent me from burning out.
I mostly read non-fiction on Roman and Greek civilizations, ss each book is full of references to other books.
>>8229553
>burning ou
???
>>8229617
getting bored
taking a break from reading
>>8229124
I read something related to a project i have planned or something i can use for sick references.
