r/books - Page 5

176 words Please change my mind about non fiction 183 words The myth of the golden age of reading and the myth of the ideal reader. Even before the digital age, book-lovers were always prone to distraction. 135 words Books have improved virtually every aspect of my life, which is why I find it so frustrating when people around me don't read! 160 words Why Reading A Book A Day Is A Very Bad Idea by Anahita Zev 179 words Seeking Out My First E-Reader 137 words Asimov’s Empire, Asimov’s Wall: The science fiction author Isaac Asimov engaged in forms of unwanted touching with countless women. It set the tone for the entire genre. 142 words At what point do you give up on a book? 132 words Infinite jest 253 words West Virginia Inmates Will Be Charged by the Minute to Read E-Books on Tablets: The tablets aren't supposed to replace regular books, but similar policies have led to restrictions on book donations and price-gouging in other states. 169 words Why do people brag about not reading? 156 words Is the author of 'Confessions of a Sociopath' a sociopath or just a narcissist? 172 words What is your favourite opening line from a book? 163 words What is your highly specific book niche? 143 words Macmillan publishers is trying to limit ebooks for libraries, sign the petition ebooks for all! 128 words Animal Farm by George Orwell made my day today 141 words State of the Subreddit: August 2019 173 words Do I admit to my old friend that his self published book is unreadable? 126 words A question about Neil Gaiman's writing style 216 words Weekly Recommendation Thread: July 26, 2019 125 words Watchmen by Alan Moore