The way you described "writing like Conan Doyle" is the way most writers get started - blatantly imitating what we love to read (though typical writer's ego keeps them from admitting this very often later on). I am more sure than ever that you will eventually be a writer. 👍🙂😺 It is becoming clear that "The Hunger Games" books are the "Lord of the Rings" of your generation! Your "awkward endings" are an original specialty of yours, keep them coming 👍
totally feel the thing about starting a BookTube channel because you feel there's not enough content pertaining to what you like. so much of BookTube is just popular book stuff, so it's fun to make different content. also I know I commented about Rules Of Attraction on your Bret video but damn I love that book. it was one of the ones that changed my attitudes to things too!
reading russian lit and listening to flo milli is called range bb!!! beet juice and le labo's THÉ MATCHA 26 is a vibe. i too will never unshake the exp of reading 1Q84! how it unravels. the suspense, the tension. i remembering feeling this overwhelming sense of undoing of reality when i finished it. love your ums and whatevers! truly keeping it real on here! luv ya!
How many books do you allow yourself to actively have going at one time? I'm having a problem with this at the moment: I've got like four going right now and it's slowing me down a lot. What's your advice on this? Also, I'm from Chicago, and when I was young my parents and I would spend parts of our summers in Puerto Rico, so when you mentioned going to holiday in Columbia I flashed back to my youth. I'm digging your channel, I'm looking forward to future reviews, and your thoughts on our great authors.
I usually have three going max, and it’s typically one big (500+pg) book, one average sized books, and maybe like a nonfiction book. It becomes easy to rotate between them because they’re each interesting and paced in their own way! And that’s so cool. I wish ohare actually had direct flights to Colombia haha. Thanks for your support!
I tried to give a review of a book without editing in one of my last videos. Attempted to keep myself from saying "like" and "um." Didn't work at all so really good job. I think you missed my question tho and I'm sad lol.
Thanks for your answer, I will look up those authors. Illinois, same state as Richard Powers not sure if you have read him. I predict your channel will grow faster than you can believe. Have you read Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the great Colombian author?
I just have zero interest. I'd rather learn how to manipulate people from brilliantly written characters instead of from some guy making lists. @@Rogerdoger-bh8sj
The way you described "writing like Conan Doyle" is the way most writers get started - blatantly imitating what we love to read (though typical writer's ego keeps them from admitting this very often later on). I am more sure than ever that you will eventually be a writer. 👍🙂😺 It is becoming clear that "The Hunger Games" books are the "Lord of the Rings" of your generation! Your "awkward endings" are an original specialty of yours, keep them coming 👍
totally feel the thing about starting a BookTube channel because you feel there's not enough content pertaining to what you like. so much of BookTube is just popular book stuff, so it's fun to make different content.
also I know I commented about Rules Of Attraction on your Bret video but damn I love that book. it was one of the ones that changed my attitudes to things too!
reading russian lit and listening to flo milli is called range bb!!!
beet juice and le labo's THÉ MATCHA 26 is a vibe.
i too will never unshake the exp of reading 1Q84! how it unravels. the suspense, the tension. i remembering feeling this overwhelming sense of undoing of reality when i finished it.
love your ums and whatevers! truly keeping it real on here! luv ya!
LOLLL YES THÉ MATCHA 26 😭 trust… you and I know a thing or two about range :)
Fun video. You talked about a lot of cool stuff. Congrats on reaching 1k subscribers; seems like it’s growing!
Thank you very much!
Omgggggg molly moon. Memory unlocked
i used to do 'chocolate' oats too but i would always top it w strawberries.. basically chocolate covered strawberry oatmeal.. highly recommend
Hell yes
“Their brain is empty” lmao
Rock n roll. Deal w it!
How many books do you allow yourself to actively have going at one time? I'm having a problem with this at the moment: I've got like four going right now and it's slowing me down a lot. What's your advice on this? Also, I'm from Chicago, and when I was young my parents and I would spend parts of our summers in Puerto Rico, so when you mentioned going to holiday in Columbia I flashed back to my youth. I'm digging your channel, I'm looking forward to future reviews, and your thoughts on our great authors.
I usually have three going max, and it’s typically one big (500+pg) book, one average sized books, and maybe like a nonfiction book. It becomes easy to rotate between them because they’re each interesting and paced in their own way! And that’s so cool. I wish ohare actually had direct flights to Colombia haha. Thanks for your support!
I love your glasses! What brand/model are they?
Thank you! They’re from warby Parker but I don’t remember the model name
Thank you!
I tried to give a review of a book without editing in one of my last videos. Attempted to keep myself from saying "like" and "um." Didn't work at all so really good job. I think you missed my question tho and I'm sad lol.
Wait I’m so sad too I definitely skipped over it and it was one of my favorite questions. I will answer it 🙌
Crying in h mart almost made me 😢
Thanks for your answer, I will look up those authors.
Illinois, same state as Richard Powers not sure if you have read him. I predict your channel will grow faster than you can believe.
Have you read Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the great Colombian author?
Powers and I actually both went to the university of Illinois! I have not read ggm yet but will be soon
Have u read any robert greene?
Hell no
why hell no wtf? @@bookpogo
I just have zero interest. I'd rather learn how to manipulate people from brilliantly written characters instead of from some guy making lists. @@Rogerdoger-bh8sj
@@bookpogo ily fair enuff
chicken feet r so good i think u would love. nice vid
Mmmm 🤤