The biggest lie I ever believed is that you should strive to say important things with your art, sometimes Iām hungry and wanna draw something about it
Had to put down The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle sadly it just wasn't sticking. Planning to return to it later. I think it was a bit of long book anxiety. So now I'm reading Elantris, an even longer book :)
update: finished reading between two fires and norwegian wood (murakami not lars mytting). Loved BTF and felt more room temp on NW. The more Murakami I read however the more I feel like I get out of his writing. It was the third book I'd read from him but I didn't not understand the hype really.
Reading Colorless by Murakami now and really enjoying the structure so far, just waiting for it to go off the rails. Feel like that's usually by the halfway mark which I'm quickly approaching but I have high hopes!
Between two fires is SO insane and Iām loving it so far. More bloodborne vibes than I could have anticipated. Some seriously mind bending scenes of hellish, cosmic, medieval nightmares š¤
almost done reading murakami's memoir about running. Short and sweet in my opinion! perfect book to get back into reading for myself. i enjoy reading on my phone but had to upgrade to a little kindle because it kept dying. looking forward to jailbreaking the thing lol f amazon and the ads.
just finished the invisible life of addie larue! unfortunately the things i enjoyed most were reserved for the second half of the book, following a drawn out first half. still glad i read it though! jumping into Walden by Henry David Thoreau next (this has been on my reading list since i was 13)
started reading a lot for the first time since high school but noticed that my eyes constantly drift to other lines of text. it's bad enough that i squint my eyes just to blur my peripheral vision enough to read uninterrupted?