/lit/ - Literature

>>13429708
If it's fiction, I'd argue that you're doing it wrong if you don't picture the scenes in your head.

>>13117719
Audiobooks are fine if you just don't like, or don't have time, to actually read a book. You get all the information that's in the book, just through a different medium. And I think when someone says they've "read" a book when they only listened to it, are just wording it that way out of convenience because it's normally thought of as a book, and sounds weird if you say you listened to it even though that's actually what they did.

Last read
>On the Genealogy of Morals (Nietzsche)
Currently reading
>Gravity's Rainbow (Pynchon)
Next up
>either Underworld by Delillo or Inherent Vice by Pynchon

Anyone know his writing process? Id love to know. Does he get drunk? Is he alone? Does he do copious research or just work off his knowledge? Where does he write? How long does he write? Has he had any roadblocks? How did he get where is he today?

So many questions. I love this man's writing.