If you have an e-reader, in what font do you prefer to read? I had a friend tell me that my font looks uncomfortable, but it actually helps me A LOT to focus... It's OpenDyslexic.

Am I dyslexic? Not that I know of, but this font works wonders for me.

there are not enough words in english language to describe how much i love judy... every time the narrator says something about her I'm just like RICHARD LEAVE MY GIRL ALONE AND GO TO YOUR FREAK FCKFRIENDS PLEASE

I really miss reading books with chapter names. It seems like that has been done away with in modern literature, or is it just me?

For those of you who like to write (or have to do a lot of it even if you don't like it), or like to annotate books, what are your favorite writing instruments?

For general writing, I like fountain pens (and my dozens of bottles of ink). Day to day, I use the Lamy Safari, but I have a handful of cheap Japanese "Preppy" fountain pens that write well and I have some other fountain pens of various quality/price.

I also recently got a brass pen with a Japanese made felt tip that also takes fountain pen ink and writes wonderfully. I have a dip pen and some acrylic inks somewhere but I rarely use that one.

All of the above require paper that will take the ink, so they're not ideal for annotating. I typically use a mechanical pencil when annotating, rather than ink. Unless I am annotating in my Kobo Libra Colour.

But for general writing I do lik pens and I try to pick up a variety of different or unusual pens when I can!

For me it’s a seltzer, my warm light lamp, and a pile of my TBR books 📕