What are the shortest books out there that also happen to be the deepest and most jam packed? I'm trying to gain knowledge but not waste too much time. ya feel?
Shortest yet deepest books you know
Thomas Ward
John Diaz
I have no mouth and I must scream.
Cooper Smith
>gain knowledge
So you're looking for non-fiction?
Luis Rivera
Read it already. Well, technically, audiobooked it
Nicholas Hall
Vonnegut's books are short enough to be read in a day and I personally like them, though he's admittedly very accessible and not as deep as people like to think he is.
Plays tend to be very short. Willy's stuff has far more depth than most writers could dream of cramming into a novel.
Joshua Diaz
Well, either really... Non-fiction primarily. Fiction if it is worth my time.
Brayden Ortiz
Well, either really. Non-fiction primarily, but fiction if it is worth my time.
Benjamin Taylor
>For sale: Baby shoes. Never worn.
Damn...
Zachary Taylor
Honestly, the graphic adventure is the complete experience.
It may be the only book where the video game version is the ultimate version.
Grayson Smith
I do like Vonnegut short stories quite a bit. I have worked through a handful of them. 2BR02B is a good one and that one about the machine with the sound from space or whatever... which ones do you recommend the most?