Mosquito bites, damp clothes from sitting on that bench too long, rain dripping off the leaves onto the pages, terror of dropping your book in the water, muddy shoes...
Writers need to face it, to understand the limitations of writing is the only way forward. We don't have taste like food, sound like music or visual like art.
Your only way to introduce emotions and story is through words.
There are two types of them:
- Being so excited about tips, tricks and tidbits that you wanna tell everyone about the amazing world of prose techniques!
- And what he said.
My tbr on Hardcover (app) is for sure an esoteric one I'll never fully read, the ones I download though? I plan on 100%ing them without exception.
Just saw someone engagement bait with “does anyone still read physical books” and it got 70+ replies. The fact it still works is sad and weird at the same time.
Hot take: Most books are good, you just have to learn how to read them.
No not reading them. Learn *how to read* them.
Rich Dad Poor Dad
I don't care about anything else, even other philosophy books, self-help, anything is acceptable.
This shit is absolute garbage, it's slurry, made to fool younger ones and waste the time of the common person.






















