I read. I tend to reread older books nowadays: you get to the point where new books really stop seeming interesting.
I have Anathem, for instance, and it's not a very pleasurable book for me to read. Stephenson is not deft enough with words, I feel: he lacks a certain subtlety. I'll end up reading Anathem, but it's taking me a while. And I find much value in rereading books that I'm certain I don't fully comprehend. I read Joyce and Beckett a lot.
I also put lots of books on my Kindle. That's where I get new books, mainly, unless the new book is special to me in some way.
But yes, I read. I read a lot. I love reading. I devour novels. I also like nonfiction, though there are fewer nonfiction authors that I enjoy.
I have Anathem, for instance, and it's not a very pleasurable book for me to read. Stephenson is not deft enough with words, I feel: he lacks a certain subtlety. I'll end up reading Anathem, but it's taking me a while. And I find much value in rereading books that I'm certain I don't fully comprehend. I read Joyce and Beckett a lot.
I also put lots of books on my Kindle. That's where I get new books, mainly, unless the new book is special to me in some way.
But yes, I read. I read a lot. I love reading. I devour novels. I also like nonfiction, though there are fewer nonfiction authors that I enjoy.