I'm totally killing two birds with one stone with this :D
Today I spent most of the afternoon reading "With Teeth" by TalulaBlue. I had been putting it off due to how much angst I've heard was is in it. But I finally relented this afternoon and I have to say this is what I looked like for the past 5 hours... only my face was a bit more distressed.
I thought it was so ridiculously amazing that I completely forgot the world around me. I had been planning on doing quite a bit this afternoon, but got totally distracted with this and got nothing done. One of my roommates told me I was going to get back pain for hunching over my laptop and that I needed to do something productive with my time besides staring at a computer screen for hours on end.
So, my question is, when you guys get so sucked into a fic that everything you planned to do and all your surroundings are completely forgotten, do you feel unproductive? Or do you say it's the same as getting into a really good book? Do you feel that just because you sit at the computer for 4 hours reading instead of with a 400 page book in a big, comfy chair people automatically assume you're doing nothing constructive? People say reading a good book works your brain; why can't reading fanfiction online do the same thing?
Also! I just finished reading this on Friday afternoon.
I'm 99.8% sure it was THE heaviest, hardest and most depressing book I've ever read. It was fantastic, so I recommend it to everyone, but now, I definitely need some lighter reading. When I say lighter, I don't mean funnier, just something that it doesn't physically hurt to read haha. I looove love love drama in books, the kind that has me wanting to shake some sense into the characters.
So, can y'all share with me books you are reading now or have read previously that left a mark on you.
I have to ask though, no "The Millennium Trilogy" or "Hunger Games trilogy" as I've read and adore them already and am an anxiously waiting for the final one of latter :)
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