Can someone rec me something easy to ease my way back into reading? not a classic. something more obscure.
I haven't read anything in years
Austin Foster
Lucas Ramirez
friedrich schiller, "on the aesthetic education of man"
Daniel Rivera
unironically read the old ass 40k novel Space Marine by Ian Watson. It's fucking great.
John Brooks
pic related is a pretty interesting read
Gavin Bailey
those cropped off sides of the circle
Ryan King
>can you guys suggest a short book no one has ever heard of so that I can pretend to be Yea Forums in front to all my mouth breather coworkers?
Anthony Lewis
Read some Michael Lewis. The big short or flashboys
Charles Morgan
glad that people are pushing schiller on here
Blake Barnes
>Calculus of friendship, strogatz
>Satan cantor infinity, gaymond smelly
you're welcome
Lucas Wright
>strogatz
>stugots
James Walker
hwat?
Ryder Cruz
something by vonnegut
Oliver Thompson
The Wanting Seed
Jordan Morris
Disgrace by Coetzee is pretty accessible read, complex in its own way, and certainly entertaining. I highly rec, OP.
Luis Ramirez
lmao thanks for starting this thread
Cooper Sullivan
no problem
Ethan Myers
are you projecting? I did not say that
Asher Long
hehehehehehe
you mean
he's SCHILLING him
eeeeeeeeehehehehe
Christian Perez
the wanting sneed
Nathan Ward
that's a paddlin
Nathaniel James
here are some books for your reading level
Turtles All the Way Down by John Green
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell
The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas
I know you'll think I'm just shitposting and yes that's a part of it, but if you REALLY haven't read ANYTHING in YEARS you should not be starting with the fucking Greeks and philosophy textbooks you fucking moron. YA fiction is designed to be easy and fast to read. You can finish a 300 page YA book in a day if you want to because the writing is usually so sparse and heavily dialogue based.
Lucas Foster
actually kinda based, user. I'll go with Eleanor & Park.