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Old 03-24-2024, 10:38 AM   #141
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Originally Posted by kandwo View Post
My problem is introductions and forewords. For whatever reason I feel forced to read them and fear missing important information if I don't. When I finally make my way through, I'm so exhausted that I can't be bothered with the actual book. It can then take weeks before I get started on it. Luckily, other books exist to keep me entertained during that period.
I always read them as well, but I mostly read pretty lowbrow genre fiction, most of those don't either have any introductions or have only very brief ones.

Nonfiction is rare for me these days. I read more of it when I was younger, but I no longer have the patience. Now I prefer web articles, magazines and such for nonfiction, not books.

As to classics and literary stuff, I did read quite a lot of it in my teens and twenties. Then I lost interest, for good it seems.

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