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"it would be tough to apply all 150 books contents to real life." Why the hell would anybody want to do that? Do you feel some need to "apply every meal you e
by bigiain 3y ago
"it would be tough to apply all 150 books contents to real life."
Why the hell would anybody want to do that?
Do you feel some need to "apply every meal you eat to real life"? or to "apply every movie you watch"? Or every concert you hear, or every ballet you see?
(I usually read books as a way to avoid "real life" for a while...)
- scruple 3y agoEspecially considering this "shitlit" label (which I love and immediately understand, because I read somewhere between 70 and 80 shitlit books last year). The shitlit that I read is totally inconsequential fiction that has no material bearing on life whatsoever. It's a form of entertainment that's analog, that's why I do it.
- zimpenfish 3y ago> The shitlit that I read is totally inconsequential fiction Same. Kindle Unlimited has an almost, uh, unlimited selection of light fluff detective fiction that's good for killing a few hours. (Although I was pleasantly surprised by the DCI Logan series by JD Kirk which are actually amusing and fun to read.)