Im in a thrift store, each one of these are 0'50€,
Im pretty much a pleb, anything here worth picking?
Pick Malraux, Ortega y Gasset, Bulgakov and Faulkner. You're welcome.
>reading english novels in spanish
>>8105237
Thank you anon, i will
>>8105214
Also these ones.
Already picked Confessions of a mask
/lit/ - muh materialism and amazon reviews
>>8105262
beauvoir, celine, lawrence, zweig
>>8105262
Musil, Celine, Mishima, Zweig
>>8105267
yes. of all the /pol/, /his/, /r9k/, and /shittyphil/ threads, this is the one. this is the one you think is destroying /lit/
>>8105214
What the hell type of thrift store is this? Where are the masses of Stephen King and Danielle Steel paperbacks? Why aren't those classics cheap worn out Wordsworth editions of something?
i dont recognize all the names, around 60%, and every single one i do recognize is solidi and worth reading. this leads me to believe this publisher has good taste and the rest are probably worth reading as well.
>>8105214
lol reading translations
>>8105315
Yeah where is this OP?
Looks patrician as heck
>>8105324
lol limiting yourself to languages you speak.
>>8105214
> reading translations
Learn some English, wetback. Don't be a monoglot.
>>8105214
Go back to these and pick up Miller's Tropic of Cancer too
>>8105214
>Everyone ignored Greene and Carpentier
REEEEEEEE
Thank you anons, i bought bunch of those, I will probably return tomorrow to pick some of the rest, I have to check if the translations are good first.
>>8105315
>>8105361
It's a charity thrift store here in the Basque Country , there is a lot of good stuff but a lot of rubbish too. I visit it regularly and i always find stuff worth reading. I guess thats the only good part of living in a country where people dont read.
Behind me was a guy buying like 8 books of the Sword of the truth series, and three copies of Pillars of the earth for some reason.
>>8105423
>Monoglot
English is actually my fourth language.
I will probably read those in english someday but i dont have enough money to buy all the books i want in the lenguages in want, and personally, fine with translations
>>8105454
>English is actually my fourth language.
forth chronologically or do you mean that you learned a second language and then studied a third language in that second language and then studied a forth language in the third language?
>>8105454
is basque country worthy of a vacation? My wife went in the mid 90s and said it was a shithole with some culture in the cracks
>>8105464
>having a wife and posting on /lit/
god, i wouldn't want that even in my worst dreams
>>8105459
I grew up learning Basque, Spanish and Portuguese, and then in my teens i started learning english by myself.
So i guess, it's my fourth cronologically and the one that im less comfortable with.
>>8105407
>says this in English
>>8105464
The situation is completely different now than it was in the 90s, it's a great destination for vacations I think, specially the part of San Sebastian or Bermeo. If you ever come here dont forget to visit Gaztelugatxe or the Birth of nervion river.
Also is a great destination if you enjoy hiking, i took pic related last week
>>8105490
Seguire tu consejo, gracias ;)
>>8105242
the translations meme is going to far.
>>8105474
Why not? I'm not that anon but I also have a wife.
>>8105297
>if my shitthread is as not shit as other shitthreads, it's okay
this flawless logic, please contribute more to >>>/shittyphil/
Came with the room anything worth keeping in here?
I liked redwall and shit so i might give that to my son. I read old man and the sea at community service to some blind people. I read huck finn my 2nd grade summer because my mom got it for me. I don't give a shit about cats, or jew stuff, and I've seen the movie about the vampires. I liked zane grey when adapted to movies, these look like they're going to be a far cry though.
Thoughts?
>>8106907
Brian Jacques was okay as young teen.
your son might like that
>>8106907
Everything in there is pretty much readable.
>>8106907
twain and hemingway
>>8105495
do not lie
local people are anti-foreigner and beat them up
>>8105214
Una pena que en Asturias todas las librerías de segunda mano sólo tengan productos encarecidos artificialmente.
>>8108982
Actually the opposite
No wonder they're so cheap, they're all in fucking Spanish. Don't do it mate, it's a scam. You'll get them home and not be able to read them.
Moravia
based commy intellectual who married a women 30 years younger than him...still really good
Compra el de Alejo Carpentier!!!!!!
>>8105214
Coge los siguientes: Valle-Inclán, Unamuno y Moravia
>>8105262
Azaña y Baroja
ALSO
>Fucking english monolanguage speaking faggots giving a person that speaks four languages any sort of shit
Everyone knows that most of the books are alright to read translated unless its poetry. Sure if you want to go deeper read it in the original language but dont be a fucking condescending faggot when most of the people ITT cant speak more than 2 languages
Copp dat Mario Puzo cabron.
>>8109063
time to duolingo up.
What kind of fuckin thrift stores are you going to?
>>8106907
Hemingway and Twain. Literally throw away the rest.
>>8105464
>My wife went in the mid 90s and said it was a shithole with some culture in the cracks
How does it feel to be married to an uncultured and uneducated ape??
>>8105214
Pick up the whole set, that's an awesome deal.
Translation memes aside, please avoid reading Lolita outside of english.
>>8111689
The translation of lolita is great, at least in spanish
>>8105474
You'll be coming here the rest of your life, frequently or infrequently. Might as well have a wife in the meantime.
