What are you currently reading, /lit/?
What are your current thoughts?
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Dead Souls. It's good.
it's great can't wait to continue
The Idiot. It's good.
Austerlitz by Sebald. It reads like a Good book.
Moby-Dick and American Psycho
>>7784118
The master and Margarita, excellent.
>>7784118
more like charlacan amirite
It's quite a formidable read. Thinking about scanning it sometime soon.
Halfway through The Trial, I like it so far, but I haven't read in two weeks because I fell to boo-hoo and was too unmotivated to read. I'm feeling somewhat better now and I think I'll come back to it tomorrow. Also bought a book with collected works of Aristotle I should start reading.
>>7784368
Read this last month and really enjoyed it. I hope more people start picking it up because it's cheap & Orlovitz deserves to be noticed even in a niche space as this.
>>7785397
Where is it "cheap"?
For Class:
Critique of Pure Reason
Being and Time
Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature
Kant and the Problem of Metaphysics
Not for class: (Mostly Memes)
Gravity's Rainbow
White Noise
The Pale King
Wittgenstein's Blue and Brown Books
Working through all of Plato's dialogues, on Gorgias atm
Ulysses & Ulysses Annotated. I'm having a blast.
The Night Land
So far so good, but I'm only into the third chapter. I never really come to /lit/ but after lurking some Lovecraft thread on /tv/, I decided to poke around here and saw some recommendations in a Lovecraft thread here. Also bought a collection of Algernon Blackwood stories, just haven't started reading it yet.
>>7784118
nothing. i just finished the house of leaves though. pretty good book, shitty ending
>>7785470
As I said, I will scan and provide it for this community sometime soon. Orlovitzis very underappreciated and I would love to have some more people acquainted with him more.
Capital vol 1
Augustine's Confession
Really liking Notes From Underground
Catch-22
its really fun
Parzival by Wolfram Von Eschenbach.
It's really pretty delightful. There's so much color and pomp and chivalry in the story. It's also told in kind of a catty, snide manner, talking about how expensive all the things the knights wear are.
This thing right here.
the naked lunch and Ulysses. they're good
Foucault's Pendulum
Nothing like an authors death to get you to pick up the book of theirs you bought ten years ago and read it, eh? 300 pages in it only just feels like the main plot is beginning to kick in. That said, I can't say I've disliked what I've read so far.
Just finished this morning, haven't had a chance to start anything new
Pretty weird shit right here
Basic Writings of Martin Heidegger
Shit is way over my head
