Why do the good threads die and bad threads prosper?
>>8239440
God is jealous, and the LORD revengeth; the LORD revengeth, and is furious; the LORD will take vengeance on his adversaries, and he reserveth wrath for his enemies.
WHOOOOHOOOO!!!!!!!
I SOLD MY FIRST BOOK!!!!!!!
I ACTUALLY SOLD A COPY OF MY BOOK!!!!!!!
>>8239415
Grats. Is your mom excited to read it?
>>8239415
Haha, this nigga is actually named Willie.
>>8239415
Your cover is shit
what did he mean by that?
"Take away the mask, and it will be extremely painful ... for you." - Oscar Wilde
>>8239402
Take away the mask for you?
He means that when a person believes they are cloaked by anonymity, they behave as their true selves. i.e. The difference between how a person behaves on Facebook compared to 4chan.
Why are german and russian names always so badass? Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Dostoyevsky.
>>8239313
Nice try OP, everyone knows Nietzsche was Polish.
Thai people have the coolest names, IMO. E.g. the filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul
Thoughts on Cicero / Essential readings?
>>8239308
Based. On Friendship is a good one to start with. Cicero is actually basically all that exists of middle stoicism; if you're interested in that De Finibus is essential.
De Officiis is especially important for Stoic peeps but an excellent read for anyone.
Contemplating on reading some of him after current reads.
>>8239353
Cicero is actually basically all that exists of middle stoicism
What the fuck am I reading? He was a Platonist.
Is Lord of the Rings set in the ice age?
>>8239297
JRPG Token explained numerous times that Lord of the Rings happened in the past of our world.
>he read Inferno but not Purgatorio and Paradiso
>he thinks he's patrician because he read Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso in English
>>8239283
Yes I did and it was fucking dreary. Translated poetry is a travesty.
I want to get better at writing /lit/ give me all the resources you got.
This was the best book in existence desu
>>8239091
fuhk, du was there srs a monster at then end?
What did he mean by this?
pic related
4chan is the cave.
>>8239078
damn...
>>8239076
He was telling them to read The Tunnel.
Has anyone ever read this? Is this worth the read? It seems really odd and confusing from what i've heard of it, but I'm very much intrigued.
>>8239034
Le comfy quirky reddit book.
It's not confusing just annoying.
I liked it, Its pretty interesting. Didn't find it confusing either, Although when i finished it I was a little disappointed.
>>8239038
Is it a reddit book? I heard about it because a band I like has a song named after it.
Have any of you read this? What did you think of it?
This is an excellent novel. Don't listen to the memesters.
>>8238979
I saw it in the bookstore recently and I sat and read the beginning portion and was completely underwhelmed.
I'll still probably buy it and finish it, but it didn't really appeal to me
>>8238979
DUDE DRUGS LMAO
>finally get around to starting a 'blog'
>make first post
>search for blog post title on google
>results are "Liveleak---Halloween knock outs" and "sikhawareness.com"
>hello darkness my old friend
>>8238977
>make a thread about your eternal loneliness
>only get one response by some guy reminding you that you're an utter failure
kys my man
Try a Youtube channel next time.
>>8238977
If you are going to bitch about lack of publicity at least give us a link to the blog
Let's be honest, at the end of the day, this book is pretty good, even if it's overread.
Gatsby is one of those characters you'd love to meet one day and hang out with
>>8238895
>overread
what are you doing
I really dont think it's that great. All it has going for it is the allure of posterity.
>>8238897
not reading it right now
Which authors truly have insights on human experience? At least, subjectively, to you.
James Joyce because Ulysses presents a perfectly formed human being from whom all can be grasped
Marcus Aurelius
john green