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>You can't manage your time properly or what?
No, but I can always read more. As an aspiring writer, I'm aware that many of the historical greats and some of my primary influences read a gargantuan amount of books, surely more than any person living today could hope to read given the number of distractions and other content and arts to explore and things to do in life. But I can still at least try and keep up in my own way.
> Also what are you reading
I generally do 4 books at once: one novel, one short story collection, one poetry book, and one non-fiction (maybe a 5th for a philosophy book but I'm not reading one right now). I'm reading,
Pynchon's Bleeding Edge
Alice Munro's The Love of a Good Woman
John Berryman's 77 Dream Songs
and a collection of Philip Roth's assorted non-fiction, like essays/articles and letters and book reviews and analysis
