How many books do you read in a month? How many are fiction?

How many books do you read in a month? How many are fiction?

fiction is for nu male cuck leftists

REAL men read FACTS, not emotions

Depends on how many words there are in said book.

I've moved onto non-fiction recently. Honestly, I prefer it to fiction.

Currently reading pic related.
(though it's not entirely fact-based, of course)

I consider 1/week a minimum but usually it is 2-4 a week. Of course this depends heavily on what I'm reading, if I'm reading a 1000 page Russian novel while being busy I might not finish it in a week. But I could also read 5 short philosophy books if I go on a zero books (the publisher) binge.

Sometines I don't read any fiction in weeks, sometimes I read a lot of it. Fuck routine.

3-5, one of them typically a book of poetry, the rest fiction. Every now and then I'll read non-fiction, but it usually ends up 1 or 2 books per year.

Maybe 10 a month. 7 nonfiction 3 fiction, or around that.

I've read 65 or so books this year. I'd say 35-40 were fiction.

None.

All of them.

I'm not doing fucking statistics so here's last month
14 total
6 fiction/plays
6 non-fic/academic/essays/schizo
2 poetry

Same time last year was 10 fiction. Non-fiction memefall happily reporting in

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So are you faggots lying? Do you just speed read, missing all the details and not thinking about the words as you read them? Or are you just reading 30k word essay collections and philosophy garbage?

I read a good 1-2 novels a month and a textbook every 2 or so (usually biology or chemistry). I also go for a Spanish novel every month, as well. But I read 100-200k word novels usually and reflect over everything I read, preferring to read in short bursts (~1 hour).

All the faggots here just seem to be speeding through books to flood their shelves and say they're "well-read".