I just finished reading Butcher's Crossing by John Williams. It's exceptional, and I recommend it.
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True! Excessive dynamic can definitely disturb the reading too. I guess it's a subjective preference after all:)
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Thank you! Appreciate it a lot! So it's still too monotone? I will keep working on that. I just don't know when it's considered "too much" with the dynamics and it might sound too funny. I don't want it to take away from the content and message. And Meditations is quite existential at times. Like these were his innermost thoughts as the most powerful and influential person on earth at his time. Also he wrote all of this inbetween his campaigns and warfare. But thank you! And yeah I'm german (Austria)
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It's good, but since you asked for some feedback here goes. The tone and reading pace/dynamics are a bit monotonous. I don’t know your nationality, but it’s a very German approach to reading. I think an improvement could be to vary the intonation and pace more to make it less monotonous. Nevertheless, still quite good.
Finally did a reading of the Meditations from Marcus Aurelius. Full Book, No AI! Would love some feedback. I want to improve my english speaking and what better way than to read out books, stories and similar for others? https://youtu.be/RhxrQGKk2eY
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It's like taking a late-night stroll through a city that’s both familiar and strange. It’s a deep dive into those quiet, liminal moments when the world feels a bit offbeat, yet full of hidden connections. The writing pulls you in with its cool, dreamy vibe—perfect for when you’re in the mood for something atmospheric, mysterious, and a little surreal. If you're into books that make you think long after you finish, this one’s a gem.
Just found out you can make chatgpt write stories in the writing style of famous authors. If anyone has some good ideas you should try it
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Just came here and already found something good. That's how a website gets customer retention in my book! Wish I was the one posting the crazy pdfs though, been my dream since childhood
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With some books you struggle to visualise the described environment, you struggle to see what exactly the author mean with certain descriptions. With other books you are transported into a crystal clear and vivid environment. The passages and descriptions is smooth sailing all the way. This book is the latter.
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Alright definitely not failed, you got deep into mathematics. One could even say you are a liberated mathematician.
Yo guys need to read After Dark by Haruki Murakami. If you don't the boogeyman will come for you
I bought a Folger's edition of Richard III by Shakespeare today. Folger's editions are great old English translations with really excellent references on the off page. Find one at Barnes and Nobles
Xuma Xoma Xaczynski PhD ?
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Sound really interesting actually. Heard similar stories from the fitness industry with heavy steriod use/abuse
I have severe autism. I live in Tokyo, steroids are legal here. I took the strongest steroid known to man for months on end and kept a diary of my thoughts and actions. Among other things it almost turned into a literal faggot because my friend gave me some weed and took me to a gay bar. Enjoy my gonzo mental breakdown for free: https://lgbtp.life Direct link to pdf: https://files.catbox.moe/r6fvxt.pdf Writing something completely different right now. It's about Japan and religion and shit.
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