Discussion Are most books even worth reading these days?

[SandNiggerKANG1]

Title. There’s so many slop books. And all the good books are either expensive or gatekept or so unpopular it’s not available. Also there’s bad sloppy translations and shitty book production (flimsy covers and thin pages etc.) I would rather read pdf files of books instead.

 

[Sloth]

No. Older books are more worthy of a reading than current ones

 

[Liu KANG]

Water.

All new books are just woke garbage

 

[Liu KANG]

No. Older books are more worthy of a reading than current ones

Yup

 

[Ubermenschvirtues]

The classics are not expensive and i think reading books is a awesome hobby.

 

[SandNiggerKANG1]

No. Older books are more worthy of a reading than current ones

any suggestions?

The classics are not expensive and i think reading books is a awesome hobby.

Good quality ones are expensive and paperbacks can be shit

 

[SandNiggerKANG1]

Water.

All new books are just woke garbage

Finding good books is like trying to find a needle in a haystack these days

 

[PureImagination]

Read Wallstreet and the rise of hitler

 

[Sloth]

any suggestions?

Good quality ones are expensive and paperbacks can be shit

What genres do you read?

 

[Liu KANG]

Finding good books is like trying to find a needle in a haystack these days

Yup. All goyslop

 

[SandNiggerKANG1]

Read Wallstreet and the rise of hitler

Will add to my list

 

[slavcel11]

i only used to read some fantasy books, and good ones are so rare to come by especially now that most authors went fully woke route

 

[SandNiggerKANG1]

What genres do you read?

I read non fiction books mostly anything non fiction and interesting.

 

[SandNiggerKANG1]

most authors went fully woke route

Can’t dodge the ZOG Older stuff is generally better though

 

[Sloth]

I read non fiction books mostly anything non fiction and interesting.

I see. My suggetions would be
-Salazar, The dictator who refused to die by Tom Gallagher
-Franco, A personal and political biography by Stanley G. Panye and Jesus Palacios

 

[SandNiggerKANG1]

I see. My suggetions would be
-Salazar, The dictator who refused to die by Tom Gallagher
-Franco, A personal and political biography by Stanley G. Panye and Jesus Palacios

Thank you brocel

 

[Sloth]

Thank you brocel

No problem

 

[RandomGuy]

I read non fiction books mostly anything non fiction and interesting.

View: https://youtu.be/aMx4cfz8Anw?si=cNfwgS1a-AWPTCBc

 

[andinocel]

No. Older books are more worthy of a reading than current ones

I generally try to stick with books written before 1980 or so - there are SOME good books written in the late 20th century to now, but they're a rare gem