so, basically i haven't had the desire to read anything for about 3 weeks now. i mean, read a book for fun, not the usual stuff i read on a daily basis (news, internet stuff, etc). has anyone here ever had the same? and what do you do to get around it? i'm kind of stuck right now...
I also have a few books on standby for this sort of thing. I've reread them so many times I know bits of them by heart. They range in quality from the very good - Pratchett, Marquez, Tolkien - to the very bad - Nora Roberts.
I used to read Harlequin at times like these, but it's been a while since I went that route. Mostly because I am very unwilling now to shell out for them.
So. Short stories, essay collections, old favourites. If you're trying something new, let it be short. And light-ish.
And of course... you could just not try. Leave it be for a while and you might get back to it. Or you might never get back to it? The horror.
you've inspired me to re-read my tolkein i think it's been at least a couple years so it's definitely time to revisit them...
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i'm suffering from "reader's block"
21/02/2010 03:45:35 AM
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You could start a new series by listening to the first book's audio version while taking a walk
21/02/2010 11:50:13 AM
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I have only had that one time. I think it was brought on by a few bad choices in a row.
21/02/2010 04:59:04 PM
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Yeah, I am living through a pretty long one myself
21/02/2010 07:29:47 PM
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You need to read The Dresden Files.
21/02/2010 07:58:04 PM
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Isn't that a TV show *NM*
21/02/2010 08:46:19 PM
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