What's the most epic novel you've ever read? That one you goosebumps just by remembering it
>>8148943
The Fault in Our Stars
>>8149045
Epic!
>>8149068
LMAO. Shitposters aren't welcome here either, quit shitting up the board or actually post about fucking books.
>>8149068
>gets BTFOd
>y-you must be trolling!!!
just lurk for a while before you post, this ain't a /pol/ board.
>>8149045
Nice bait :^)
>>8149045
>guaranteed (you)s
>>8149085
I like how all you people trying to slander that post as bait aren't posting anything near as intellectual as a refutation
>>8149045
the guy in that picture is really cute nnnnnng
>>8149073
>quit shitting up the board
>stop shitposting
>contribute
Well you first, sugartits. Have any of your precious tumbrl-tier authors written anything with actually good prose? Or just amateurish comic strips and martyred slam poetry on youtube?
You literally can't tell me what to do this isn't Helen Zorkatis-Rosenfeld's gender studies seminar.
Can't wait for the movie. This book reminds me of Faulkner's work, but without Faulkner's outdated affectations.
>>8149045
Where the fuck did that come from? Did someone have a bad day?
>>8149105
I'm still waiting for you to stop shitposting, hun.
Anyway, I've got better things to do than argue with a /pol/ virgin.
>>8149045
>>8149099
I would totally outdate his gender roles with my toxic masulinity, if you know what I mean
>>8149114
hahaha oh yeah buddy, I know what you mean. Me too, if you know what I mean ;)
jurrasic park
>>8149127
and then I would spill all my blatant misoginy over his face, are you still with me anon?
>>8149113
>Anyway, I've got better things to do than argue with a /pol/ virgin.
>has better things to do
>is posting on 4chan
I don't post on /pol/ and I'm not a virgin, so stop using these hurtful, historically loaded terms to dehumanize me and invalidate my experience.
>>8149045
I wonder if this is bait, or if it's that anon who's been posting like this recently.
>>8149113
you have a surprising number of tumblr gifs and canned responses with very nuanced prose. you're either a shit troll or an actual tumblrite.
>>8149148
I've noticed too.
probably tumblr migrants expecting their feelings to be valued outside of their safe space.
>>8149139
oh-h-h-ho yeah anon, I know what you mean. oh BABY.
And not one single book mentioned.
/lit/ you're amazing.
>>8149190
books are an invention of the white male
who stole it from ancient african civilizations
who stole it from trans people
we must take back books anon, by dismantling patriarcal ideas inherent to book discussions
The return of the king
>tfw
Candide
Cultivate your garden, anon
>>8148943
War and Peace, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Hakkenden (unfortunately there's no translation), Book of the Long Sun and its sequel. Lots of epic poems too
>>8148943
I've honestly yet to find one. I get it much more often with short stories, philosophical texts, and plays.
I guess plausibly the bible if it counts.
East of Eden
Justine
Baudolino
VALIS
do you mean epic as an adjective for like astounding or do you actually mean an epic? A non epic I get goosebumps from is Old man and the Sea. It reminded me a lot of my grandfather.
Ovid's Metamorhposes and George Eliot's Middlemarch are the two best books I've read.
What was the post that got deletd?
Moby-Dick
Yeah yeah I know, muh encyclopedic chapters, but the main plot is really powerful. As one good review I've read noted, it's like the tragic denouement of a story that is mostly unseen.
>>8149444
i know as a certainty you started browsing this site within the past year
>>8149459
objectively false
