A photography book, which by the way, has very little text. TLDR means too long; didn’t read, in Spanish that’s demasiado largo; no lo he leído, internet slang for when a text has been wholly ignored for being too long. Writing “too much text” is no longer an option, so journalists are out there attempting to grab the attention of their easily distracted audience so as not to wind up reader-less, jobless. We still have investigative journalism, crónicas, columns, and op-eds where an appreciation for uninterrupted text carries on. We seem to be treating texts as if they’re images; we quickly scan the page and look for two or three takeaways that hopefully come underlined and with enough breaks throughout the text to rest our eyes.