Um, the first step is to find something you enjoy reading and then just start, you don't have to force yourself. Even if you only read a few pages a day.

It counts. I also read translated LNs in the past, but that's reading only for the story, there's no beauty in the language or written word, you quickly realize those novels are aimed at children/youth.

You speak German? I have not actually read any Jünger, because his topics never interested me much, but maybe I should give him a try. Although I always had the feeling that people read him because of his politics and not because of linguistic beauty. How would you characterize his writings? Any writers you would compare him to?

I don´t speak german. I speak english a little and thanks. Mishima, Kaczynski, Donoso Cortés, Hope, Nicolás Gómez Davila... They saw the things it will be happen

Ah, I thought it was your bookshelf.

I see, I enjoyed reading Mishima and Kaczynski, so I think I should give him a try. Is there a book by him which you would recommend as introductory lecture?

In Stahlgewittern, Der Waldgang and the diaries

Thanks, fren. Much appreciated.