Why Do I Read? My 6 Reasons for Reading Books
Why do I read? To learn things. Under that answer: one idea to apply, my work, talks with my partner, the people who hand me books, and a sustainable habit.
Practical strategies, free tools, and honest insights to help you read more books and actually finish them.
Why do I read? To learn things. Under that answer: one idea to apply, my work, talks with my partner, the people who hand me books, and a sustainable habit.
Scary books are often scarier than movies because a book never has to show you the monster. Why it works, two book-vs-film proofs, and where films still win.
Build a reading habit with friends using one of four mechanics: a buddy read, parallel streaks, a weekly check-in, or a shared TBR. Also: which apps help.
The four books I'd read again for the first time, what each first read gave me, why no reread has let me down, and how to protect your next first read.
Dracula is about 161,000 words, so it takes about 11 hours at an average reading pace and 18 at a slow one. Times by speed, by chapter, and in real time.
Annotate nonfiction by marking its argument instead of its best sentences: a mark legend for claims, evidence, and turns. Also: an outline and an index.
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