What are you reading right now and what will you read next?
Currently reading: The Iliad
Next: Blood Meridian
>>8254102
now: flannery o'connor the complete stories
next: portrait of the artist as a young man
>>8254102
Crime & Punishment. I'm probably going to start reading Dubliners as well.
Next I think I'm going to read Mrs. Dalloway.
Dead Souls. I'll probably start reading Heart of a Dog next.
this.
next up is J R now that it's back in print
currently reading Moby Dick
I left Dubliners half finished so I'll pick that up again, then continue onto Portrait.
currently: Moby Dick
next: The Old Man And The Boy
Just finished catch 22
Dubliners next
currently: The Trial by F.Kafka
next: To Kill a Mockingbird
this
then life a user's manual
Critique of Pure Reason, just barely keeping up with it. I think I need something like Pride and Prejudice after this.
Just finished : This Great Unknowing by Denise Levertov
Reading now: Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
Next: I got some zen poetry books coming in so I'll start reading those
I just started on that exact edition of the Illiad last night myself, OP.
After (well, more simultaneously with it) I've got Seneca's letters, I try to read one or two a day.
>>8254191
How is it? No spoilers....
Also what shoes are those lol
The God Delusion
Next is finish Gravity's Rainbow
Just finished: Marcus Aurelius' Meditations
Currently at a standstill with book 9 of the Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan because no money.
Therefore: The Prince, Nicolo Machiavelli
Up next: The Alchemist
>>8254235
lmao you are a fucking faggot
>>8254102
Currently reading: The Iliad
Next: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
reading the last chapter right now senpai
>>8254102
hope you're not a woman, you could never understand that book
Now: The Passion According to G. H.
Next: Beowulf
Salt: A history of the world
I'm reading White Noise right now, since I've never read anything 'Post-Modern', figure I'd start with the grandfather to IJ, from what I've heard. Like it half way through.
And then White Teeth, because I had watched some Zadie Smith interviews and readings, and she's a QT and seems smurt.
both from the library
Is it possible to jump right into the illiad or do you need any specific knowledge of the time period?
>>8254809
You do need some historical knowledge to be able to fully flesh out its universe in your head, but I think that if you jump into it (like I did) and you don't like it, reading all that history first is not likely to help.
Now: The Sound of Waves, by Yukio Mishima
Then: The Truce, by Mario Benedetti.
Both in Spanish. Pic slightly unrelated.
Now: Leaves of Grass
Next: The Belief Destiny
*tips trilby*
>>8254102
Now: Just finished the Enchiridion of Epictetus (I had no idea it was so short)
Next: On Aging by Seneca
Now: in shadow of young girls in flowers
Next: count of montecristo or mody dick
now: White Noise by Don DeLillo
next: Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol
Current: The odyssey
Next: Childhood's End or In Cold Blood
the sound and the fury
as I lay dying
>>8254102
Prev: First and Last Men
Curr: Jane Eyre
Next: Star Maker
Currently reading Shakespeare's King Lear. (I plan on re-watching Kurosawa's Ran in its 4k restoration form afterwards).
After King Lear, I'm leaning towards reading My Struggle Book 1 by Knausgaard. I want to see what all the fuss is about.
>>8254867
Read On Old Age by Cicero after Seneca, too
Currently reading:
>Dune
>The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch
>Lonesome Traveler
Next:
>more PKD I guess. Any suggestions?
>>8254102
Now: American Psycho by Bret Easton
Next: Either The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde or 1984 by George Orwell
>>8254222
it's good. those are new Balance 600c
Now: Hamlet (Shakespeare), The Divine Comedy (Dante), The Absent Structure (Umberto Eco), Anabasis (Xenophon) and El Señor Presidente (Asturias).
Next: Ulysses (Joyce) and whatever I feel like
Now: Finnegans Wake
Next: Finnegans Wake
>>8255357
Read Homage to Catalonia or his essays, he was much better at non-fiction.
>>8254102
Currently Reading: Atlas Shrugged
Next: The Aboriginal land inquiry of 1984
Now: The Dispossessed and After Virtue
Not sure, maybe Origins of totalitarianism
>>8255502
are you gonna read legacy of totalitarianism after that?
>>8255513
I don't think so, I have enough memes for now
Now: The Pursuit of Glory
Next: Very unsure. Looking for interesting fiction, maybe A Brief History of Seven Killings
>>8254102
Reading Marcuse's Negations and Ligotti's Conspiracy
Probably going to read 2666 next
>>8255439
Hey I'm also reading the Divine Comedy. How are you liking it? And how's El señor presidente? I've only read El papa verde by Asturias
Next: Mason and Dixon probably
>>8254117
Is it back in print? no way.
>>8254102
>Not reading The Odyssey after The Illiad followed by Aeschylus and Sophocles.
>>8255563
I don't think so. I got that at a used book store in my city. $12. most expensive book I've ever purchased. dude said it's been sitting on the shelf for years lmao.
Currently East of Eden, next Blindness
>Now: Don Quixote
>Next: I dunno only like 100 pages into Don Quixote, but I'll probably read another book at the same time from my shelf
>>8255595
now they're about 55 bucks. I got a dalkey edition a while back. It's nice to know I won't have to buy it now!