I don't know who needs to hear this, but it's okay to:
-Write in books that you own.
-Buy more books than you'll ever read.
-Read whatever books that interest you.
-Quit bad books to make room for brilliant ones.
-Read books in all formats (print, ebook, audiobook)... See more
Alex & Booksx.comI don't know who needs to hear this, but it's okay to: -Write in books that you own. -Buy more books than you'll ever read. -Read whatever books that interest you. -Quit bad books to make room for brilliant ones. -Read books in all formats (print, ebook, audiobook).
People don’t read enough, and I think as a society we’re under-investing in reading. People feel compelled to finish books they’ve started – that’s just a tax on your reading. Why would you do that to yourself? Imagine a world where any restaurant you tried you had to keep on going there for days or weeks, you’d hardly ever go out to eat.
Stuart Patience • Tyler Cowen on Reading Fast, Reading Well, and Reading Widely
And don’t get hung-up on the word read. I have subscriptions to both audible.com and scribd.com and probably 20 of the 30+ books I read every year I actually listen to.
