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Thanks for the suggestion, and I've tried that but it's the reading part that bores me. I get bored very easily. If it's not absolutely fascinating, I get bored... unless its something I'm required to read like a textbook. I used to study textbooks in my car for extended periods studying for exams.. the 'in my car' part is a long story that I'd rather not get into. I wasn't living in my car though (just in case anyone's wondering).
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Give a list of three really good books you'd like to read, and I'll choose one, and we can get this thing a rollin'.
1. A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens (more a novella than a book)
2. The Divine Comedy by Dante Allighieri
3. Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan
I've read A Christmas Carol, but only bits of The Divine Comedy and Pilgrim's Progress
Just going through all of that poetry trying to follow the plot and also interpret what he's saying would be hell for me. Reminds me of a semester of Chaucer. It's like if an author wants to tell a story, then just write a story, don't complicate it with poetry. I don't mind thinking a little bit, but not that hard just for fiction. 