Here is a small activity for you guys (books)
Here is a small activity for you guys.I am challenging myself to read 4 books a week (it's summer, and I am not so busy with any important stuff and a regular job, so why not?): Two self improvement books and two fiction books. I know this is hard, but that is why it is a challenge. I listen to music very often, so I can ease the task with fiction books, I am going to read a real book and listen to an audio book. I am just going to replace music with books sometimes.
I am kind of into dystopia books, so I've read pretty much every popular dystopia book and dystopian authors' novels (cf. Yevgeny Zamyatin, George Orwell, Aldous Huxley, Anthony Burgess, Liu Cixin etc.), I've also read some of Ray Bradbury's novels and I liked it very much. I used to read a lot of Lost Generation books.
So here we are. It was a very brief overview of things that I like in literature. I am looking forward to getting your recommendations. Thanks in advance.
Now that was very well done! Generally your write out numbers when they aren't too big, two, three, etc. Evidently, you are learning a lot by reading as your level is very good, Keep writing.
Here is a small activity for you guys (books)
Here is a small activity for you guys.
I am challenging myself to read 4 books a week (it's summer, and I am not so busy with important stuff and a regular job, so why not?): 2 self improvement books and 2 fiction. I know this is hard, but that is why it is a challenge. I often listen to music, so I will ease the fiction by listening and reading the audiobook and real book in parallel. I will just replace music with books sometimes.
I like dystopian books, so I've read pretty much every popular dystopian book and novel (cf. Yevgeny Zamyatin, George Orwell, Aldous Huxley, Anthony Burgess, Liu Cixin etc.), I've also read some of Ray Bradbury's novels that I liked it very much. I used to read a lot of "Lost Generation" books.
So here we are. It was a very brief overview of things that I like in literature. I am looking forward to getting your recommendations. Thanks in advance.
very well written! You might like some earlier visions of the future: Erewhon, Gulliver's Travels, The City of the Sun, Utopia etc . They were not so pessimistic and grim as Orwell and Huxley, however.
