Novel

It's obviously a compelling form, and there are some literary ideas only a long work can explore fruitfully. In my limited experience, the longer a piece of writing becomes, the more it embodies arbitrariness and disunity, which is fine, but I have trouble understanding the arbitrariness of the 19th-century novel specifically.

Quite fond of the one called Frankenstein

Best form of media, hands down.

pretty good

Reading one: wow! Cool! Writing one: uh oh! I'm about to pull all my teeth out!