In a way it is very fast to read. I some times get caught by Nietzsches very poetic way of writing and end up reading 10 pages while missing the point he's trying to make completely. It's full of metaphors and you constantly need to read between the lines. So in a way yes it's difficult to understand. You have to do your own interpretations of what he's trying to say. Some may like this but I completely understand those who see the book as 'unreadable'. But nonetheless it's a book that makes u think a lot. A book for everyone and nobody is quite accurate description of the book.
I just started to read a 451 Degrees Fahrenheit. It is a perfect book! I also looked through https://vapingdaily.com/ because I really like to vape and to read at the same time. Just got a new flavor due to the review at the website.
Actually I'm reading "The Clothes They Stood Up In", by Alan Bennett Very hilarious book; I suggest you to read it between study (or work) breaks.
finished reading: "The Metaspript Method" recommended by a guy in this forum. "The Rational Male" Rollo Tomassi (didnt liked it) "Aion" by Carl Jung Currently reading: "Meeting With The Shadow" by Connie Zweig (among others) "of the inconvenience of being born" by Emil Cioran "Gravity and Grace" by Simone Weil A huge compilation of short tales from Neil Gaiman
