Post things that you like that aren't books, and c/lit/s post books that you would like based on that.
I'll start:
>Twin Peaks
Pretty much all of Bergman's filmography. Persona and Cries & Whispers in particular
You might like the works of Paul Auster.
Hunter x Hunter
Zootopia
pussy
the feeling you get after you really need to piss, and then you piss, and it's a really long piss, maybe the longest piss you've ever had and you lean against the wall and the sensations running through your body are like an orgasm but not quite an orgasm but it's like so damn good.
Seriously though, like a really big piss. Like you remember this piece of trivia from when you were a kid about how a human bladder can only hold half a litre of piss, but you're sure this is closer to a litre.
Before I finish a shower, I like to make the water hotter and put my armpits up to it.
Hurts so good.
>>8198524
I like taking a poop and having it burn my asshole a little so when I go back to whatever I was doing I have this nice reminder of a great shit
>>8198496
alice munro and probably rimbaud you fag
>>8198524
pushkin
>>8198532
flaubert
Urusei Yatsura
>>8198536
read Gargantua and Pantagruel
not books but the video game Deadly Premonition is one big love letter to Twin Peaks. You could try it but by the average vidya standard, its takes getting used to controls
>>8198559
my favorite anime series
>>8198496
Journey to the End of the Night
Infinite Jest
Any Murakami
Imagine if some absolute madman were to say CP, boy that would be interesting.
I bet that person would be interested to know of any books that matched that (quite wicked) interest.
Of course I wouldn't say that, because I hate hate hate that stuff. Ew gross.
death from above 1979
>>8198496
animal ears and tails. robot ears (and tails) are fine too
>>8198524
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
I like writing songs with my guitar.
getting drunk by myself and wallowing in my loneliness
cute-in-the-face traps
>>8198496
Procrastination and self pity.
>>8198496
FLCL, specifically pic related and this song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEspxEte8S8
>>8198635
pens
Pokemon
>>8198496
In Cold Blood
"Bad things happen in America, who would have thought! In white America no less!"
>>8198601
Lolita
Talk Talk - Spirit of Eden
>>8198745
Spaceman Blues
>>8198588
All terrible suggestions made no-doubt by a pleb trying to fit in. Don't post if you have nothing worthwhile to contribute.
>>8198496
Kafka.
>>8199335
Not him but any Murakami works before of his descriptions of the mundane through his writings. However, the difference is that in Twin Peaks, their characters were interesting when talked about their mundane shit.
>>8199351
Murakami was an ok suggestion buy it's easy tell when a newbie or pleb simply spouts meme suggestions. This board should have a mandatory lurking period and exam before anybody is allowed to post. People like that are fucking ruining it.
GRRM
John Green
This applies to every post in this thread
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=go-uTBaVYsc
>that aren't books
>>8198496
There's a Twin Peaks novel coming out in October that's meant to bridge the gap between the old and new series.
>>8198794
BUT THAT'S NOT MEE BABE
gimme some real emotional meta shit
>>8198794
check out Laughing Stock, it's the better version of this album
Fishing with John
>>8198573
i dropped it after seeing that the opening scene was a bad ripoff of the red room and experiencing the pointless combat; is it actually worth playing through for the story?
Dada / Surrealism (paintings, artworks, haven't really read much of the literary movement apart from the manifesto tbqh)
Football
There will be blood
and Pic related
>tea had with pastries
>blackberries
>overstuffed quilts
>big shade trees
>shunga
>>8198496
Mexican boxing.
ITT : people post things they like, nobody makes recs. Just like any recs thread I guess
>>8201157
>Dada
Only recommendation you should listen to is one compelling you to commit suicide.
>>8198496
End of Evangelion
>>8201347
>he said, not posting recs or things he likes
>>8201359
I wish I had a book for you, but definitely watch FLCL if you haven't.
>>8201328
http://www.literaberinto.com/cortazar/torito.htm
Witch House, Psychedelic Drone
Martial arts
Geo-Caching
Humor
The 80's
Tim Hecker and Ben Frost
>>8201440
Dreams of Amputation by Gary Shipley. Nice choice.
>>8201031
Yes, to most people it is a terrible game like the game play and what not is cringe worthy but it is a fucking gem of a game it is so worth it
>>8201440
when is the fucking fortitude score gonna come out
I'd recommend Blindsight by Peter Watts, if you can stand the cynicism
Disco Inferno - DI Go Pop
Would contribute if I could, sorry guys I'm new to reading.
>>8200314
But that's wrong
>>8198524
...I'm gonna do it. Infinite Jest.
>>8198652
Robinson Crusoe
Relentlessly charming (Iji, it's free)
>>8201031
Theres honestly alot thats bad about the game and the devs admit to this as well but they did it all as a vehicle to their Twin Peaks love. In the end, it was all satisfying
>>8198496
Third Policeman
>>8198500
Hangsaman
>>8198501
>Hunter x Hunter
I don't know what that is, but
>Auster
Sophie Calle is some bookable shit, good taste.
>>8198506
Master and Margarita
>>8198512
Henry Miller
>>8198524
Sade.
Anthony Burgess has a thing about pissing too so long as it's called micturition. Wanting Seed is probably the closest example.
There's the opposite in Dreaming of Babylon, where how much can a human bladder hold is a key mystery.
>>8198532
Huysmans' Le Gousset
>>8198536
Again, Sade, but also Montaigne
>>8198559
I don't know what that is but I'll go out on a limb and say you might like Green Mansions by W.H. Hudson based on the gif alone.
>>8198601
>>8198784 or Sade if straight, or Duvert/Beauvoir if you're gay
>>8198610
Again I don't know what that is, but if it's literal death from above: A Case of Exploding Mangoes
>>8198627
Island of Dr Moreau
>>8198630
Lord of The World
>>8198635
Penguin Classics
>>8198652
No Longer Human
>>8198663
Myra Breckinridge; Breakfast on Pluto
>>8198670
Those Barren Leaves
>>8198745
Don't know what this is either. Region blocked. Camus, if I'm guessing from pic related.
>>8198760
Voyage of The Beagle
>>8198794
House of Earth
>>8199395
>>8199950
Sorry, busy listening to Talk Talk for the next while.
>>8200560
Trout Fishing in America
>>8201157
>Football
This makes me want to say Nick Hornbysome of his other books like How To Be Good you'd probably like because of There will be Blood
Beckett, later Joyce read aloud, Flann O'Brien and magical realism like Borges or Bioy Casares are probably closer to what you got from the visual side. Howl by Ginsberg is about a Dadaist. Most Dadaist stuff itself isn't intended to be good, but it is fun to heard about.
>>8201189
>girly lists
Sei Shonogon. EF Benson --not to be confused with the Lord of the World Benson-- too
>>8201347
fuck you I'm going as fast as I can. AlsoThe Greeks babby
>>8201359
we need an /a/ translation chart
>>8201412
I don't even know if these are anime. Philip K Dick anyway
>>8201418
Richard Burton
>>8201473
Burroughs
>>8202078
If on a winter's night a traveller...
Don Quixote or Candide or any picaresque really
>>8202343
>EF Benson
Thank you, anon--I'd never heard of him, but it does sound like stuff I'd be interested in. And I definitely do love Sei Shonagon, I have four versions of the Pillow Book just in English translation.
>>8202343
You are doing God's work, anon.
>>8202343
this is a fantastic post anon
thank you
>>8202078
HOLD THE FUCK UP
i swear to fucking GOD that level design is ripped straight from Micro Man
anyone see what i'm talking about? anyone?/?
I have a hardon for coffee aesthetic tbqh
>>8202423
Pleasures and Pains of Coffee by Balzac. Or anything Viennese.
i really enjoy dog memes
>>8202757
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog
>>8202343
Cheers for the recs based anon >>8201157 here.
Yeah I've yet to read Fever Pitch by Nick Hornby, quite enjoyed High Fidelity so thank you for reminding me to put this on my to read list.
Dubliners is the next book I'm going to read, never read Joyce before. Why read it aloud though? Something to do with the vivid descriptions?
Thanks for the other recs as well, haven't read many latin wirters desu so adding those as well, seem pretty interesting!
You're doing a fantastic work, anon, there should be more people like you
>>8202809
>Why read it aloud though? Something to do with the vivid descriptions?
A lot of Ulysses and Finnegans Wake are sounds. It's a bit like Trainspotting makes sense if you read it in a Scottish accent for the Scottish chapters, except you have to read all the letters aloud to work out Joyce meant [[wave sounds]] or [[sound of falling down a gangplank]]. Dubliners doesn't have as many parts that need to be read aloud to understand what the sounds mean; much easier than Trainspotting even.
>latin
kek, i know what you mean but i died a litte. Invention of Morel is really short and easy to find if you want to knock a Latin American author out fast.
>>8200314
>Implying I wouldn't already love both
They are both absolute masterpieces, but SoE is more enjoyable to me.
>>8202841
I see what you mean, thanks for clarifying.
>latin
Yeah, sorry about that, I should be ashamed of myself, having studied latin in school and being from a ''''''latin'''''' country as well.
My Spanish is quite poor, should I read a French or English translation? Or should I man up and try to the original source content?
>>8202864
There's a good English translation of it from NYRB, but the vocab/structure isn't too hard in Spanish if your Spanish is the same level as English.
I don't know about French translations, sorry.
I like prostate massage.
Richard Linklater, specifically "Slacker" and "It's Impossible To Learn To Plow By Reading Books"
>>8202877
Ok, cheers. Probably gonna pick up that translation, my English is much better than my Spanish, that's for sure
>>8198496
someone tell me the obsession of cherry pie and coffee in this show?
>>8202412
It's a metroidvania you fucking retard.
>>8202983
no i mean that exact level i recognize it
>>8202894
Is "Plow" any good?
I loved Slacker.
Final Fantasy VII?
>>8201359
gravitys rainbow, ive heardYEHA I HAVENT READ THE MEME TRILOGY YET! WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO ABOUT IT NERD?!?
>>8198496
Fuck yeah I'm almost halfway done with the second season. I tried the twin peaks subreddit but it was all cosplay because Reddit is dumb.
>>8204330
me neither
>>8203840
Sorry, didn't play it. Don't know if Daniel Remar ripped it off, would be surprising.
>>8198652
"oblivion access" by lil ugly mame and his accompanying piece of literature "clowns & browns"
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Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Snatch
Madoka
Tokyo Ghoul (not anime)
Arsenal Football Club
and please no nick hornby or gay stuff
geography
>>8206253
George V. Higgins
also weeb pls go
The artworks of Zdzisław Beksiński
Final Fantasy VI?
>>8206470
Beckett and Cioran are obvious.
Renaissance art
Pre-Raphaelites
Greek mythology
Postmodernism
Old art/architecture mixed with modern elements
>>8198524
Karl Ove Knausgård
>>8206460
Don't judge me. Light novels got me into reading long books.
>>8206480
News from Nowhere, William Morris
>>8206477
Cioran seems really interesting. I'll be sure to check him out. Any recommendations? A Short History of Decay and The New Gods both catch my eye, personally.
Jazz
>>8205739
infinite jest and don't forget to put your fedora on
I like feet
Causal abuse of opiates and benzos
The photography of David Hamilton
>>8204330
NERV's megalomania much resembles those of the allied scientists at the White Visitation and the Nazi ones at Peenemünde. Roger Mexico and Jessica Swanlake's doomed, war-fueled relationship resembles that of Misato and Kaji. Tokyo-3 getting btfo by Angels beyond their comprehension is similar to London getting btfo by Angels, especially how both cities seem to have come to terms with death and are fully mobilized.
There's actually a lot of parallels between Gravity's Rainbow and Evangelion.
>>8207232
>London getting btfo by Angels
V2s*
By the time you finish GR they seem about as mystical.
>fried yellow plantains with cinnamon and black coffee
>the music of Shostakovic
>taking a bath while there is a thunderstorm outside
>>8207196
i think dfw had a foot fetish
