[ SECRET POST #4354 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4364 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Wrong. Stick to classics, classics are always good, unless you twist your definition of 'good' to 'books I personally enjoy'.

[(Anonymous)]

I think that wanting to enjoy the books I read is a reasonable goal, to be honest.

And I like classics, but that doesn't mean it's all I want to read.

[(Anonymous)]

wow, yeah, no.

so many "classics" may be well-written with enough symbolism to give english majors enough boners for a lifetime but that doesn't mean they're enjoyable. I fucking threw Dune across the room and don't even get me started on Brothers Karamozov.

[(Anonymous)]

What's wrong with someone enjoying symbolism and literary meaning

[(Anonymous)]

As a fan of many classics because I personally enjoy them, fuck off

[redseeker]

Classics aren't the only good books though, and not all of them will be everyone's cup of tea. No one wants to struggle through a book that is "good" but not enjoyable to read. This elitist attitude isn't helpful.