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Agreed in principle, and clearly there's no binary rule as every book will have its own level of "padding" / laboring the point, but I think the (O)OPs comment
by 2T1Qka0rEiPr 8y ago
Agreed in principle, and clearly there's no binary rule as every book will have its own level of "padding" / laboring the point, but I think the (O)OPs comment about "internalizing" is interesting, and personally I don't think a "tl;dr" of the books above wouldn't have had the same effect on me.
- criddell 8y agoI agree that there's no binary rule. I read Sapiens and while it was a very long book, I don't think it could have been shorter. BTW, laboring the point is precisely the phrase I was looking for but couldn't recall.