Does anybody know? I've been trying to access it for the past couple of days but nothing. Is it down for good?
Also, let's make this a share thread. I'll start:
Jansson_The.Summer.Book.epub
>u.pomf.io/dvqpfv.epub
Memoirs of Hadrian - Marguerite Yourcenar.epub
>u.pomf.io/hnrhdg.epub
Last I checked they were still working on it. Sounded like some technical issue.
>>7417151
Bibliotik is run by a ton of incompetent elitist assholes. I was banned for disagreeing with a librarian via pm, politely, despite being pro. I've never seen a more unwelcoming community.
Just use bookzz and btdigg and get a mobilism account
>>7417199
Also I thoroughly enjoyed hadrian
It's any good? Worth reading?
>>7417109
Not really, read the Quran instead, it's the updated version.
>>7417116
Whats the problem with the bible? How can you compare with the Quran? I am more interest in the bible because my gf is catholic and i was born to atheist parents (in a way that i know pretty much nothing about religion).
New Testament is pretty cool to read.
most of OT is boring, but has its gems
If you could say anything to your 15 year old self, what would you say?
keep it /lit/ related
Read more, kiddo
KEEP READING YOU CUNT
>>7417100
Read more or you'll turn out like me.
i tried to read this because my favoirte comedian liked it.. and after reading the first part i'm realizing i don't like it. i find it boring. i don't usually read books. should i drop it? do people read books even if they find them long and boring?
Maybe your just a pleb mate
>>7417069
probably. maybe i should read a magazine..
>>7417081
Read something like Steinbeck or Hemingway
What are some books that critique culture?
>>7417032
>What are some books that critique culture?
all of philosophy ever?
try Dialectic of Enlightenment i guess
or pretty much anything ever
what are some books that critique pure reason?
Why does every review praises this piece of shit?
I'm incredibly into viral pathology, and I've read everything I could get my hands on, from medical journals to lab protocols, and fiction (my favorite is Whiteout) and this stands out as the shittiest.
>terrible writting, choppy and unstructured
>reads like a grocery list
>claims to be pure fact
>key information about the disease, the patients, it's history, and the labs is...
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>>7417019
I haven't read it. Do you have any journal/non-fiction recs?
I would read:
Janeway's Immunobiology
Murray's Medical Microbiology
Zaher's Pathology Made Ridiculously Simple
Robbins and Cotran
>>7417028
Most of the journals circle around lab protocols. I just check sources on wikipedia articles and find very interesting links.
>>7417048
Do you have names?
There's NEJM, Science, and Nature, of course. I like Journal of Experimental Medicine. Also AJCP.
What does /lit/ think of Baudelaire?
>>7416951
DUDE HASH LMAO
I don't know. I can't bring myself to read Les Fleur du Mal in translation.
>>7416979
Learn French. It will be worth it, anon.
>>7416951
wow, that must the most sloppy bow tie to ever exist
Who was your favorite Master & Margarita character /lit/?
>>7416910
Ivan. Set both Kant and that stupid foreigner straight.
The cat guy obviously
I hated Margarita tbH
Sup /lit/, got two days off from work. Give me the best shit to read about mental illness.
>>7416861
>>7416866
DSM-V
>>7416866
Something to read not a fuckin diagnostic manual...
>>7416861
Do you have a good science background or not?
>in the break room at work
>reading a book
>people come up and talk to me as if I were staring at nothing
>they keep on talking after I've said "haha yeah." three times in a row without looking up
>in the break room at work
>scrolling through Facebook on my phone
>no one bothers me
>if someone does the slightest...
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>>7416846
They do it on purpose because they hate you.
Want people to leave you alone? Get a fucking kindle. It's 2015 you troglodyte.
Is he right?
If I've learned anything from these silicon-valley techno-nogs it's that you can use exponential laws to convince people that just about anything is "about to happen".
So yes, it seems unlikely but I am actually about to anally penetrate your mother.
not even close
that "with no discernible movement coalescing" is bullshit, we just can't talk explicitly about because we're still in the middle of it and we're not sure what it is.
his faggotry about sillicon valley literally just means 'i have a white dick and like my phone'-- sillicon valley itself is the cultural equivalent of chernobyl, like the financial industry, but it might enable something interesting.
also
>reading hacker news
>>7416813
>not reading hacker news ironically
Where do I start with Asimov?
>>7416703
The dustbin.
>>7416704
>Eye roll.gif.
>>7416704
>le quirky british terminology XD
end your life.
What is a book about a man who is bored of what he is doing, and daily routine life, and then fucks his shit up?
Like goes off the grid or something
>>7416613
Like C&P?
American Psycho
Fight club, maybe, kind of
I've never read anything that was published in the 21st century. What would lit recommend as the very best of the last few years?
Pic related, I googled 'best novel of 2015' and everything looks like shit to me.
>>7416554
start with the greeks
>>7416554
brief history of seven killings
taipei
pale king
The Vorrh
House of Leaves
The Pale King
I used to think that a book being written 15 years earlier gave it better value too but hey, today's books are tomorrow's classics.
Hey /lit/. I'm thinking of buying an eReader. Until now I read physical books and digital only with my phone, which is quite uncomfortable.
I have no idea at all about eReaders, so I was hoping you could recommend the best current device out there in your opinion, or whatever you're using and find satisfying.
we have this same exact thread three times a day every day
>>7416621
We should really have some image guide for just this type of thread and be done with it
This should really be added to the sticky