ITT: we recommend each other books based off of things we like other than books, movies, or tv shows
>the color pink
>rice
>loud noisy music
>meditation
>psychology
>philosophy
>minimalist furniture
>Japanese fashion scenes
>cold weather
There you go
>>7300357
Holy fucking shit, OP. Are you me? What is your favorite film, book, album, painting? We should be penpals.
>>7300374
I like Pulp Fiction, that book right there, I Could Do Whatever I Wanted If I Wanted by Snowing (and) anything by Boris, and Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch always comes to mind.
>being Comfy
>masturbating
>stoic Philosophy
>rain
>Ancient and Early Modern Warfare
>Hannibal Barca
>>7300357
i recommend you get fucked
>power electronics
>harsh wall noise
>hardcore erotic photography
>child death/gore collage art
>pedophilia and exhibitionism
>>7300435
What are u
>14-year-old girls
>Romanticism
>God
>Cooking
>Writing
>Displaying my contempt for post-modernism through an embracing of it
>Animes
>Geometry
I have no pictures like the rest of you.
>Meditation
>Drawing
>Beautiful, textural music
>Going on walks
>Plants
>Yoga
>Lights
>Rain
>Hallucinogens (but not 'trippy' lit like Huxley and McKenna)
>the ancient world
>being by myself
>drinking
>any subject not having to do with modern technology
>sitting around contemplating the world like a wannabe philosopher
>hail satan, shemhamforash
>>7300482
Less Than Zero-Bret Easton Ellis
It's like a Hollywood Hills Catcher but with adolescent coke heads and rape
I like a porn film where a monsignor whips two chicks and makes them suck his dick.
>>7300491
The Earth's Children series
I don't want to share the things I like but I will tell you a bit about myself.
I'm intelligent, nihilistic and with a wicked sense of humor.
>>7300485
Proust, tbh
>>7300501
>It's like a Hollywood Hills Catcher but with adolescent coke heads and rape
Sounds beyond awful.
I thought I said I hate postmodernism.
>>7300516
Why do you meme? Honest question, I don't get it, myself.
>>7300522
Oh my bad. You should definitely check out some Palahniuk novels. Super gritty, unreliable narrator, kind of stuff. Outcasts and edgy loner types
>>7300539
What this guy said, on a serious note
>>7300523
>Why do you meme?
why does a bird fly? or a fish swim? it is what I was born to do anon.
>>7300548
You don't have to be edgy to like Palahniuk (I argue the same for Burroughs and everyone on here laughs.) and I was being kinda sarcastic.
>>7300550
I assure you, I was serious
>Learning new languages
>Roman and medieval history
>Gaming (Tabletop, Vidya, etc.)
>Regular walks in nature
>Singing and playing music with my band
>Writing literary fiction (primarily short stories)
>Collecting stationery
>Cooking Japanese cuisine
>Torrents upon torrents of rain
>Philosophy
>Occasional drive with no destination
>Public-speaking and debate
>Art of illuminated manuscripts and printing
>Physics and other natural sciences
>Architecture
>Some animu, not all of it
>>7300440
a man of refined taste ;^)
>>7300686
poor bb :^)
>black coffee
>sufjan stevens
>weightlifting
>chess
>the color green
>math
>denim & vintage crewneck sweatshirts
>humor
>appreciating the beauty of nature
>experimental-pop music
>psychedelia
>drugs
>staying up late
>self expression
>acting and improv
>tim and eric
>the beach boys
>>7300357
Dharma Bums by Kerouac
>>7300760
Sabbath's Theater
>>7300357
Great taste OP. You just nailed aesthetics with a bunch of short greentext phrases.
>>7300770
except for psychology I'd like to add. fuqdatshit
>Romanticism
>Tea
>Clothes
>Classical Music
>Nature/Hiking
>Airplanes
>Playing the Piano
>Gray
>>7300749
a portrait of the artist as a young man
>>7300788
yeah i've already read it. it was enjoyable.
>the sound of cicadas
>incidental noise
>linguistics and languages
>wild untouched nature
>love and sex
>world politics
>medicine/health care
>>7300785
The Aubrey/Maturin series.
>Art pop (Stereolab, Doopees, etc.)
>Bosch
>Banter
>Card games
>Noise shows (not crazy about albums, but I love going to sets, a very cathartic, hypnotic feeling)
>Dance
>Studying philosophic and artistic movements
>Snow, and how it decorates landscapes
>Pho
>Sushi
>Character studies
>>7300357
Mythologies/Classic heroism
Instrumentals - especially soundtracks
Reconstruction of the classic models to fit into the modern world
Musicals
Veganism
World Religions/Philosophy studies
Gardening/Nature
Eastern cultures / Ancient Greece
The process of creation
Playing piano/singing
Satire
Existential turmoil
Visual narrative / vocal acting
Aesthetic stuff: Browns, gray, and white - silence - black coffee - hard mattresses - touching fur
>Drone
>Camus
>Entertaining thoughts of suicide
>Dubliners by Joyce
>Inebriation
>Lack-of-Sleep Headaches
>Good Conversations
>Eating Ramen at 3AM while the rest of the house is asleep
>Surrealistic Film
>Emotional Vulnerability
>>7300796
Narcissus and Goldmund - Hesse
>>7300840
The Box Man - Kobo Abe
>>7300849
I loved The Woman in the Dunes, the film, so this sounds right up my alley, thanks anon.
>>7300785
Tom Jones, by Henry Fielding
>>7300760
>the beach boys
Muhnigga.jpeg
But anyway, try The Sun Also Rises by Hemingway if you haven't yet. I think you'd like it. It has that theoretically happy but with a strong melancholy undercurrent that Pet Sounds has. Pet Sounds is my favorite album, and the Beach Boys are my favorite group.
>>7300749
Thinking fast and slow by Daniel Kahneman would be a good fit, imo.
>i play guitar
>favorite color is green
>grimshaw is my favorite artist
>currently trying to teach myself the geometry and trig I missed out on by switching schools
>I browsed r9k
>infinity is something that amazes me
>i jerk off too much, am obsessed with sex, but never has had a gf, can't view girls nonsexually, and has only one female friend.
>>7300831
Read the novel instead cause that movie was ass
This is a cool idea OP. For me:
>the color green
>the texture of denim and canvas
>the burps and gurgles of a percolator
>machinery, industrial modernization
>retro futurism
>american landscapes, ie prairies and canyons and never-ending fields of corn, esp in painted form
>depictions of rural life with modern-age tech
>country music as in Waylon Jennings and Merle haggard, and folk like Guthrie and dylan
>>7300749
Are you me? I know /lit/ can get salty over Hemingway, but I cast my vote for The Old Man and the Sea.
>>7300863
>salty
>The Old Man and the Sea
kek
>Vegetarianism
>Folk tales
>Rain
>Public transportation and long walks
>Rootsy music - this is just a general trend, everything from genuine traditional music to singer-songwriter
>Staying in the city or the country for extended periods of time
>Comics
>Animals
>Talking with homeless people
>>7300863
Not /lit/ related but give Townes Van Zandt's albums a try if you haven't already.
any recs for 60's bohemian/intellectual art scenes?
like not just the beats, but experimental film and music and sculpture (and lit) and whatnot, the whole spectrum
>>7300357
>the color grey
>sophomoric humor
>conspiracy theories
>history
>minimalist, and brutalist architecture
>Autumn
>steak
>the sounds of raindrops intermingling over the squish of rainboots.
>the silence after a snowfall.
>>7300895
Oh and have my favorite rock band:
>Tortoise
Yellow
Sci-Fi
Magic
Computers
Philosophy
Psychology
Winter
Video Games
trailer park boys
gummo
slacker
fast food
shotgunning beers
smoking cigarette butts
>>7300885
Not /lit/, but you'd love The Microphones and Mount Eerie. Two bands (really the same band, just with a name change) solely consisting of a guy named Phil Elverum. Check out Dawn by Mount Eerie, maybe the comfiest album of all time. Or The Glow, Pt. 2 by The Microphones, which I think is the runner up. Both really folky and good.
For /lit/ though, try Jane Eyre. May seem weird based off what you said, but I think you would like how the plot is intimately related with the various settings, all of which are visited for a determined "set" of time, and the sense of freedom in conversation. The characters aren't afraid to really talk with each other, to open up, and I think the homeless people thing kinda shows a little bit of that. A bit of a time when people weren't so afraid to really talk, you know?
This could all be totally wrong, so take it with a grain of salt.
>>7300861
I have. Honestly I like the movie too, maybe because I watched it before reading the book. I feel bad for Murray because I have strong feels for the film as well and it's sad the critics panned the movie so hard.
>>7300485
Not a book but I think you would like 'the goat rodeo sessions'. It's amd instrumental album made by a quartet of classical and bluegrass strings players.
>>7300357
Ryunosuke Akutugawa's stories
>>7300749
Kjell Askildsen - selected stories
>>7300760
JD Salinger - franny & zooey
What I like:
>cycling through the suburbs at night
>roasting zucchini's in my mate's backyard firepit
>vegetarian Mediterranean food
>playing the mandolin
>drinking coffee at sunrise
>sleeping with the fan on
>homebrewing beer and mead
ambient music
numbers stations
film
early web/deep web
multimedia installations
police scanners
public transit
the x-files
empty places at night
empty office/gov buildings
the desert at night
mysteries that come nowhere near being solved
works that are mysteries in themselves
>>7300922
the Sun Also Rises, maybe?
>>7300954
Seconding this
Maybe Pynchon?
>>7300963
you shouldn't be surprised to hear he's already one of my absolute favorites
>>7300965
>You missed the other pun, anon
Is it that "cast my vote" part
>>7300965
Yep, Justin Townes Earle is named after TVZ; his father is Steve Earle who you also might want to check out if you haven't already. Townes is sort of an obsession of mine, so let me give you some recommendations based off of his music.
Blaze Foley - possibly the most genuinely down to Earth singer-songwriter there ever was, he was one of Townes' best friends and was the walking embodiment of too many stereotypes, positive and negative, about country music. Nothing in his music is of high technical quality, it's all soul, but really, that's what country music is all about.
Guy Clark - Townes other musical best friend. His music is also of the country kind but it's a more thought out than Blaze's and makes better use of storytelling. I don't find his songs as gripping as Townes' or Blaze's but they're still worth checking out.
Heartworn Highways - A documentary focusing on the underground country scene of the mid 1970s. Filled with hippies and hicks. Most of the time you can't tell the difference.
And finally:
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/MK_/like_the_music_of_townes_van_zandt__try_these_albums_/
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/bebekakes/townes_van_zandt___influences/
Vintage band t-shirts
Poker
Norm Macdonald
Parks
The word, "Goose"
Cities in the wrong state or that sound funny ie Milan, MI or Willacoochee, GA
Abadoned Buildings & Failing Malls
Civil War & Prison documentaries
The eldery
Moe Sizlack & Krusty the clown
>SremmLife
>Leather perfecto jackets
>Overweight women
>Franzia
>Blue/grey/black
>Post Malone
>Haider Ackermann
>PNW
>>7300863
Do you know Breexe D'J Pancake? Wrote about a dozen stories about life in rural Appalachia, hunting, working in garages, being poor, mining coal etc. then killed himself when he was 28. Coffee, machinery, landscapes, and country music all play a part in his fiction.
Also Winesburg, Ohio is one you might like.
>>7300885
I'm gonna say Anton Chekhov or Nikolai Gogol's short stories, we have pretty similar interests it seems (the only thing you posted I don't like is comics, never really read any tho tbh).
>tfw reading chekhov on the tram drinking hot coffee
>>7300960
Thanks for the suggestion. I've read a couple of Hemmmingway's novels and short stories, generally I like him. I really liked a farewell to arms tbh
>>7300954
not a book, but listen to The Conet Project. Massive collection of numbers station recordings. Creepy as fuck.
>pmw
>pussy
>money
>weed
>>7300904
Charles Fuckowski or Raymond Carver maybe. Or Pahlanuik tbh fam
>>7300902
Salman Rushdie - Midnight's Children or East, West
>>7300895
Alice Munro -Dance of the Happy Shades
or
Jules Renard - Nature Stories
>>7300840
You might like FT Marinetti
>>7300818
Djuna Barnes - Nightwood
>>7300785
Gonna suggest Nature Stories by Jules Renard to you too. Bretty gr8 guy tbh
/lit/ is a lot more country/nature oriented than I would've though.
>>7301081
>FT Marinetti
Got any specific works to recommend? Never heard of him.
>Escapism
>Extreme mental Illness
>Idealism
>Denim
>Phenomenology
>Hot Sauce
>Purple/Red/White
>Rebellion
Beats me.
>>7301061
already aware of this but thanks anyhow
>Comics
>Anime and Manga
>Neorealism
>Surrealism
>Experimentalism
>Japanese science fiction and classical literature
>Science fiction
>Jazz music
>Phenomenology
>Rectify
>The glow the moon gives
>Twilight Zone
>The sound of rainfall
>>7300840
Sounds like you may enjoy Kobo Abe
>>7300954
Pynchon or possibly William Hope Hogdson
>>7301010
Go and watch Rectify if you like prison stuff
>>7301103
>Exremte mental illness
You'd probably enjoy Meryvyn Peake
>>7300954
What are some /lit/ deep web sites?
>>7301101
He was an Italian futurist poet. Most famous work is his poem 'the futurist manifesto' which you can read here: http://www.italianfuturism.org/manifestos/foundingmanifesto/
I have a book of his called 'the futurist cookbook' which is kind of a dada/satire thing loosely based around a cookbook, pretty weird stuff, I'm a big fan though.
>earthy tones
>jeff mangum
>nintendo
>autumn
>bone (graphic novel)
>pudding
>transcending limitations of self
>dingleberries
>crisp, cold air
>bob dylan
>psychedelia (again, as a way of transcending self)
>undertale
>minutemen
>pumpkin patches
>>7300357
>arguing with logic
>apathy
>satisfying carnal urges
>not understanding intimate relationships
>a little bit autistic
>physics
>cold weather
>outdoor activities, hunting, camping, hiking, etc. . .
>pragmatic to an extent
>drinking alone
>having multiple long distance relationships
>writing short stories where I murder or have sex with old women
>pretending I'm a Viking while I hold an axe on my way up mountains
>I don't use a pillow and occasionally sleep in the park
>Geography
>Alcohol
>Existentialism
>Running
>Solitude
>Nature
>>7301074
Bukowski
>>7300895
Delillo and George Saunders
You people are plebs.
>>7300395
I wish we could be friends. We probably live in the same state(based off the snowing).
>>7300357
>drawing
>dark colors
>competitive games
>getting high
>good humor
>blues/rap
>tea/coffee
>espresso
>philosophy
>camus
>cigarettes
>temporarily quitting cigarettes
>driving
>fireplaces
>cookies
>handjobs
>barbecue ribs
>impressionist paintings
>corduroy
>religion
>felt tip pens
>petite women
>>7300401
>being comfy
>stoic
>>7303279
>implying being stoic isn't comfy
stay pleb
>>7300818
>Stereolab
my nigga
>>7301298
do you like murakami or do you just happen to enjoy most the traits he incorporates in his literature
>>7303343
I was always a fan of Dots and Loops/Cobra and Phases, but I recently relistened to Transient, and it's just so damn good
>>7303551
Emperor Tomato Ketchup is their best tbh.
>>7303607
Not my favourite
Mathematical logic
Philosophy of language
Fin-de-siécle music
Sunlight by 4pm
Solitary movies (such as Le Samourai or Drive)
Keeping a journal
Drinking coffee 4 times a day
Playing the melodica
>>7303551
Dots and Loops, Cobra and Phases and Sound-Dust are my absolute favourites, but I like the majority of their stuff
Transient is awesome, especially Crest
>>7303653
Heinrich Boll, Ben Marcus, or Beckett's early novels (Murphy esp.).
>>7300727
slaughterhouse 5 covers almost all of that
>>7303783
I liked it when I read it at age 17. Should probably give it a re-read at some point, I suppose.
night
precision
enjoyable overanalysis
intensely moving bach toccatas
>>7303844
that's probably the most underrated Scorsese film
I recommend to you Open City by Teju Cole
>Arthur Russell
>rain/storms
>autumn
>being secretly emotional but with a blank/dead outward appearance
>veganism
>obscure old folk/psych-folk music (like Dave Bixby and Ed Askew)
>gayness
>the song Winters Love by Animal Collective
>>7304105
have you ever listened to Flood by Boris? You'd really appreciate it. I'm also assuming you've heard Astral Weeks if you dig old folk like Bixby, so I'll suggest you listen to Songs Ohia. Sad folk.
also read anything Herman Hesse really
>>7303653
Ulysses
>>7303192
Sartre's Nausea
>>7301899
Any Transcendentalist author
>nature
>pork
>easy going music
>documentaries
>watercolors
>Japanese architecture
>scarves
>trains
'literary' novels with a modern setting
>>7304166
Bret Easton Ellis
Juan Goytoso - Quarantine
Tai Pei
idk if this is still going but does anyone have a book for an angsty 18 year old with ADD who's mind goes a million miles an hour?
>minimalist environments
>peaceful thinking
>really any commentary on society
>punk music sometimes and jazz other times
>anything that will explain the fuckfest that is modern politics
>religions also cool i guess
>>7304258
It wouldn't have much in the way of explanation, but sounds like you'r enjoy Murakami tbh, check out 1Q84, A Wild Sheep Chase, or Kafka on the Shore
>>7304275
Thank you! I was honestly just expecting someone too tell me to fuck off for being dumb or whatever.
I don't know if you care but 1Q84 interested me the most so I'll read that one first, I'll definitely try to read all of them though. Murakami seems like my type of author, I'm glad you told me about him 'cause otherwise I don't think I ever would have heard of him!
>>7300895
Definitely check out gravity's rainbow if you haven't
>botany
>linen
>industrial design
>techno
>perspective
>still life
>shellfish
>water
>>7304119
Thank you.
I've heard good things about Nausea.
> rain
> military stories
> discovering new songs,cause I'm already pretty good at films/movies
> thinking about future
>science
>the occult
>genuinely subversive and creative comedy
>true crime
>history
>Werner Herzog documentaries
>the music of The Fall
>>7305664
Against the Day
>Weed
>>7305746
Albert Camus or Anton Chekhov, both pretty nice when you're stoned.
>embroidery
>morbid stuff
>bicycles
>rain
>plants
>imperial China
>astronomy
>interior decorating
>>7305664
gravitys rainbow
>painting
>cold/rainy weather
>girls
>the colour blue
>surreal things
>cute voices
>tennis
>weed
>quitting weed
>private schools
>incest
>boy geniuses
>deformities
>telling someone to take me to the library
>and stepping on it
>and there's something terribly sad and banal about that
>>7308018
Ratner's Star
The Players
Blood Meridian
Omensetter's Luck
>>7301010
You and me are a lot alike
Norm is the man...I'll tell you a secret if you respond
But I recommend Tolstoy- specif The Death of Ivan Ilyich and his short stories
Also Chekov- All his short stories including the Duel but just buy a short story collection of his
>>7308018
try the bible
>>7300357
In the miso soup
>fog
>cold weather
>eavesdropping
>psychedelic rock
>academia
>street fashion
>romanticism
>loneliness
>>7303279
Comfyness is a kind of tranquility of mind.
Which is what stoicism is all about.
>Christian themes
>Middle ages
>Fantastic elements
>in-set tales (preferably used for symbolic purposes)
>References to classic philosophy
>>7308485
Forgot pic
>>7308480
Utopia Thomas More
Pink Floyd
The Doors
Spaghetti
Rain
Star Wars
Romanticism
>>7308018
That you, tommy?
>>7308544
And by tommy i mean dfw[1]
[1] i am quite buggered atm
>>7300357
>the grateful dead
>rain
>being gay
>playing cards
>stand up comedy, bo burnham mostly
>futurama
>>7310094
>>>/reddit/
>>7310294
yeah, we're basically already there buddy
Computers
Windows XP
Redheads
Driving
Rain
City Lights / Traffic Lights seen through a post-rain window
Shitposting - not on lit though
Pretending to be a vapid consumerist to make friends
Narcissism
Fiji Water
Techno
Everything made before 2006
Memes
Irony
Sunglasses like pic related
>epic poems
>ferries
>literary tropes
>light rail systems
>muesli
>PG Tips
>british comedy panel shows
>sexual degradation
>drugs
>nature
>empathy
>drawing/painting
>humor
>warm drinks
>competition
>>7310652
B r i g h t L i g h t s, B i g C i t y
>>7311849
Hubert Selby Jr
Malcom Lawry
>>7308071
I wanna know this secret about Norm MacDonald
>>7311890
many do, few do
>rain
>listening to music
>wallowing in self-pity
>trip-hop
>drawing without color
>autumn
>traveling
>Edgar Allan Poe
>modern history
>anything dark and unusual
>being alone
>looking out into the sky on a quiet night
>balance
>detail
>anything that's old
>medieval art
>Mexican food
>>7311890
haha I forgot I wrote that. The secret is I've talked to Norm M on the phone. He called me in fact. My favorite comedian and my idol, but it's really only a secret or interesting to people who know me that would care about it. Sorry if it's disappointing.
Genuine, funny man though who you can tell is always cool without ever trying to be
I don't like anything.
Beaches
Windy Weather
Greco- Roman Mythology
Religious themes
Joanna Newsom
Animals
Milk
Pasta
Cooking anything
Learning about art
Origami
Aimless travelling
Aesthetic stuff- Floral Pattern., Deep Green and Blue. Furs and Lacey Fabrics. Being able to the paint and brushstrokes on a painting.
>>7312304
>animals
>milk
>furs
Watch Earthlings
>>7300357
>Favorite colors: Red, Black and grey
>novelty seeking
>insects
>plants
>collecting rare items
>breeding stuff
>classical, electronic and metal music
>ancestry
>radical politics
>roguelikes and building games
>thinking about the future/science/inventions
Movies: Enemy, Drive, Inside Lewyn Davis, Shame, Under the Skin, Adaptation, Jacob's Ladder, Whiplash, Bird Man, Ex Machina
Music: Animals as Leaders, Miles Davis, Galactic, Kimbra, King Crimson
Misc: Powerlifting, massages, writing, porn stars with big asses and fake tits (Lisa Ann, Sara Jay, Gianna Michaels, younger Ava Devine, Holly Halston, Phoenix Marie, Shyla Stylez, etc. Pretty much the pornographic equivalent to McDonalds)
DISLIKES: Parties, hanging out with more than 2 friends at once, online dating, first dates, early mornings, bright fluorescent lighting, the christian rock my dad plays on guitar with his massive/loud amplifiers, winter, watching most sports on TV, playing most sports, laundry, staying at work an extra half an hour to overlap and help the next shift at work, the dayshift supervisor (my actual boss is awesome though), having to take breaks with my middle aged female coworkers vs having them alone and reading a good book.
>>7312428
Also, Bucket head. Mostly slower stuff:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJ9g4d1oIbU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8M-mfnKFdc
>>7312428
>likes high test porn, powerlifting
>hates parties
u r an enigma m8
>Autumn
>Isolation
>love
>Castles
>Forests
>Girls' buttholes
>socialism
>mist
>the color blue
>that smell in the air and the red-orange sky of a distant forest fire
>post war Japanese art and culture
>brutalist architecture
>conversations that give me new perspectives
>having my values and beliefs challenged
>dancing alone
>shit-posting
>politics and government
>music from other countries (outside the anglosphere)
>history, especially the bits that seem surreal
>inside jokes with my friends
Sorry I couldn't recommend anything.
>>7300357
>digging holes
>weed
>the sun
>chemistry
>studying guerrilla warfare / rise of dictatorships
>drinking
>driving at night
>sometimes both
>guns
>writing short stories
>freedom
>hiking
>swimming
>vidya
>the idea of the apocalypse
>humanity
>righteous violence
>fear
>>7312011
Not trip hop, but you might enjoy.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR5eEJu1ymc
short and young girls
love
cats
spaghetti
videogames
bodybuilding
rain
writing
pale skin
dark brown eyes and hair
girl hair that is taken care of with love
I'm a boring person, to be fair
>>7300357
>ancient history and philosophy
>classical music (violin player myself) or post-punk
>colour black
>rainy weather
>mono no aware
>sehnsucht
>girls like pic related
>>7312467
Anything by Dumas, that book that the Princess Bride is based off of (probably just called The Princess Bride), the Causasian Chalk Circle, maybe some Chekov, the Unbearable Lightness of Being, maybe 100 Years of Solitude
>>7312485
The Sailor who Fell from Grace with the Sea, The Savage Detectives, Catch-22, Mason & Dixon and probably other Pynchon books, maybe Pale Fire
I like
>butts
>dissociative drugs
>Sega
>cartoons and visually interesting film
>puns and other wordplay
>black tea in the morning and peppermint tea before bed
>wearing old, beat up and worn out clothing (feels good)
>fantasizing about the distant future or distant past
Sorry, I messed up replying and had to delete and retry.
>>7312824
The Satyricon, The Master and Margarita, maybe Frankenstein, maybe Grendel
something to replace porn and a high quality fleshlight
>>7312853
Thanks. I've read Frankenstein and I liked it. I'll check the rest.
>>7301103
watch love/exposure
>>7312848
Taipei
Finnegans Wake
Oil Rigs
Chainsaws
Hard Drinking
Casual sex
Camping
Fires
History
Hard living
Family
Recently Single
Cycling
Coen Brothers
Cormac Mccarthy
Cold Weather
Manual Labour
Suggestions welcome....
>>7300922
http://michaelpollan.com/articles-archive/the-36-hour-dinner-party/
>>7312856
Imagination and a high quality onahole.
>blue/purple
>movements of body/muscles
>nature
>gloomy/harsh weather
>psychology
>languages
>cinema
sorry I couldn't give suggestions, I'm fairly new in reading
>>7313143
>this guy would like some McCarthy
>Cormac McCarthy
>well, shit
>>7313320
I read border trilogy by candlelight when sleeping in the back of a rusty van when working on railways doing abseiling chainsaw work. 10/10 would recommend . getting kicked out of uni was the best thing that ever happened to me
>>7313143
train dreams
>>7313368
Downloading right now. Thanks anon
blurb reminds me of Charles Willeford
http://www.vice.com/read/i-was-looking-for-a-street-404-v17n4
Sleeping
Herrings
Mountains
Burgundy
Tea
String quartets
Botany
Running
Touhou
Churches
NEETbux
Bicycles
>Hardcore punk
>Sunrise/sundown
>Taking walks in the city after dark
>going to shows
>writing
>>7313356
that is fucking manly m8
I have an almost similar story; I was reading Blood Meridian while homeless through the winter.
>Read about people riding through the desert genociding and raiding
>Decide being without a place to stay for a few weeks isn't so bad
>Feel15% more badass for reading that book
>>7313390
hope you like it man, it seems like it's made for you based on what you've said
>>7300482
Onanie master Kurosawa. It's a cumming of age manga about a guy who gets revenge on female classmates by jizzing on their property.
>>7313515
Thomas Bernhard or Flann O'Brien
>>7313143
Hard Rain Falling
>>7313313
Exile and the Kingdom
>>7301103
Will Self
I like
>ambient music
>cold dark weather/snow/rain
>hazy dreamlike worlds
>mystery/detective
>psychedelics
>traveling
>losing oneself
>animals
>wordplay
>>7313531
Blood Meridian! holy fuck. that book is incredible.
>>7313579
Hard rain falling downloading. Thanks anon
>>7313536
Started reading it. already liking it. thanks bro
>>7313579
Thanks, I didn't have that one from Camus, nor have I started reading the ones I have though.
You may like (but you probably know of it already) Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, I'm currenty reading it.
>violence
>pornography
>space battles
>loneliness
>christianity
>civilisation
>dreams
Narcissistic
Love the thought of women
Violent
Preoccupied with the idea of King-like success
Feel alone
>>7300551
>tfw metashitposting
>older women
>spring
>johannes brahms
>tennis
>alcohol
>baths
>leica cameras
>>7313579
Either/Or Part 1 if you want to keep living in despair. Both parts if you want to take a step towards realizing that you're in despair and possibly fixing your empty life. No but really, Either/Or Part 1 is a work of art. At least read The Seducer's Diary if you don't care about the philosophy. But his introspective work on Don Giovanni and Greek Tragedy, particularly in Silhouettes, is masterful and worth reading.
Lmfao this thread
Feeding this info to my white male 4chanweenie online profil generator
>>7302965
I like you. Replying so I can learn what books we should read :3
>>7314063
Hmm I've never really given Kiekergaard a shot, I was always prejudiced him as a christfag. I recall an ex-gf of mine being absolutely infatuated with his writing.
I'll check it out tomorrow, thank you.
>>7313646
Fear and Loathing is such a trip
>rainy days
>Bob Dylan
>independent bookstores that smell like old books
>romanticism
>Henry Miller
>pale girls
>self pity
>Kerouac
>Hesse
>Joyce
>Bohemianism
>Jung
>psychedelics
