When was the last time you read a physical book?

[iCuddleU]

[normalice]

Last year. I read the final book in Kevin Hearne's Seven Kennings series. The ending was a little rushed and disappointing but it was a fun read until then.

[DryGermanGuy]

Right now. For fiction I only read physical books.

[Changiis07]

A few weeks ago. I love reading when I can and prefer physical books

[Chazmatazz269]

Are you using “physical” as a modifier to separate books from digital books and audiobooks? Cuz those are just called books. Ell oh ell! The modifiers are only necessary for the knockoffs and wannabes, in my opinion.


Cover to cover, it’s been years. Probably “Fight Club”, by Chuch Palahniuk. It could also have been a reread of “Iron John” by Robert Bly. That’s actually more likely because i tend to read more nonfiction than fiction. However, i’ve been chipping away at “It” for a few years now. King’s vision can be overwhelming for me. He describes details that are easily overlooked in the motion picture adaptations, and i get muddled down expecting every detail to come to bear in the plot. So far, they have not.

[KralArthur]

physical book? You mean offline? Just at noon

[legalboxers]

20 years ago for my college classes

[whereismyjohnny]

This morning.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Sunday

[StudyingAuthor]

today.

[slatyb]

Yesterday

[TheSpaceGnome]

Today.