/lit/ - Literature

120 page play is like 30 pages of a big boy novel

flickbooks don't count op

>>17992854
>>17992855

It was pic related

>>17992852
Based rating=120
Nice work.
Try to beat your rating tomorrow anon.

>>17992852
Based rating = 9.3/10

>>17992852
5/10 for reading 120
10/10 for announcing it and making a whole thread about it

>>17992852
Based. My eyes hurt like a motherfucker because my glasses are out of date and my new ones won't be ready for a week. Reading hurts, but I'm trying to finish The Prince

>>17992852
Cringe because you felt the need to post about it.

>>17992868
Orwell reads like water flows.
No complex prose or subtext grows.
Not once is there a nuance.
And what's worse, is you've hit rock-bottom. Boasting about reading 120 pages of sodom.

>>17992868
based rating: cringe/10

>>17992852
it's for you anon
'grats on readin

Wrote 3000 words today for my fluid mechanics lab. How based am I? still need another 3000 to finish probably.

>>17994180
sheesh bro, I wrote 1500 for an accounting research project and I want to kill myself. almost done though

>>17994208
I spent yesterday reading/making notes, so had everything in mind.

Has anyone ever had a weekend when you do nothing but read? Afterwards it can be embarrassing when thinking of how many pages.

>>17994367
When you have a good novel time tends to fly. I love it when I can't put down a story. Why be embarrassed over loving such a joyous state of mind?

>>17994679
I’m not saying I don’t enjoy it but I would never admit to reading 200+ pages to a normie

>>17993237
based

>>17993281
based

>>17992852
at my peak reading speed, I could read like 120 pages of war and peace a day. I'm not a consistently avid reader, I know it's too little, I just hope it doesn't mean I'm retarded or something

>>17993281
Nothing wrong with a directly written essay