Almost done with this book..
What should I read next?
Probably whatever's assigned next for your English class.
You should start reading Internet articles because books are obsolete, you pseodo-intellectual.
1984.
>>81087723
rekt
read 1984 for comparison
Tragedy and Hope.
Canterbury Tales
>>81087723
Nigga......
Lolita.
>>81087620
the rest of it
Point Counterpoint.
The Koran, then rent a truck.
>>81088088
Quran, I had a total brainfuck moment
>>81087620
Nothing OP because we are almost done
>>81087983
this
>>81088150
Nah, that wasn't a brainfuck moment; it can be also spelled that way.
In fact, it it spelled "Koran" in most slavic countries.
Culture of critique
>>81087620
Animal Farm.
1984 is interesting, but Animal Farm is the most important book to read if you wish to understand politics.
>>81088465
This. It's quite short, too.
>>81087620
this
>>81087820
also watching 'The Island' is a good mix
If you want a few docs to break the book reading up:
Century of the Self
Human Resources
in regards to books:
The Next 100 Years
The Doors of Perception
You've probably read 1984, right? How about Animal Farm? Its kinda short. Also, Fahrenheit 451. Those are the basics of authoritarian dystopia fiction. After that, read something different. How about a nice sci-fi like The End of Eternity, or something from The Culture series?
>>81087620
The Social Contract by Rousseau
Scott Adams: How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: Kind of the Story of My Life
The sooner you read it, the sooner you'll start a new life.
>>81087992
>kek
Metro 2033
Roadside Picnic
The Green mile
or my favourite
50 ways to eat cock
>>81087620
Fahrenheit 451 has gotten it closest. It's popular these days to debate Brave New World against 1984, but Captain Beatty's speech in 451 pretty much sums up the current state of things.
Catch 22
>>81087620
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress
The cat Who Walks Through Walls
read atlas shrugged
The Index light novels
>>81087620
BNW was a blueprint, not a warning.
http://www.gnosticmedia.com/history-connected-research-discussion-on-mkultra-cybernetics-and-social-control/
If you like distophic sci-fi I suggest Flashback by Dan Simmons
>>81088894
I've read that, and 1984.
War and Peace
Honestly, it's one of the greatest novels for a reason.
>>81089191
>japanese "light novels"
Why don't you do us a favor and go back
>>>/jp/
You have to go back.
>>81087620
Enjoy the ending.
>>81087620
The Camp of the Saints
Game of thrones, if you haven't already
>>81087620
Years ago I read the Doors of Perception before taking mescaline. Interesting but not necessary for the trip. Aldous was smart but an absolute madman.
The latest book I read was John Steinbecks Of Mice and Men. Its well worth reading. Dunno if its part of American English class at high schools but it isnt here.
>>81094392
Fuck off with that gay shit you pleb.
Dune
>>81095636
Yeah it's part of the HS required reading. At least where I am it was. Will you let me tend to the rabbits?
Crime and Punishment
Anna Karenina
"The three questions" Tolstoy
Ivan Denisovich- Solzhenitsyn
Albert Camus 'The Stranger'
the fabric of the cosmos
really makes you think
>>81097085
you have to be 18 to post here
This did a number on me when I read it a few years back.
>>81097166
are you trying to say it's not worth reading? Although it's an easy read it's genuinely a good novel.
>>81088667
Animal Farm is an honestly the best allegory I've ever read.
It helps that the man actually lived under communism, which lends credibility.
>>81088719
fuck off scott
but seriously, elaborate
Blood Meridian
>>81088378
this a million times
infinite jest
>>81087733
This next-level shitposting. I never thought Americans could be this smart, but I guess I was wrong.
>>81089191
I understand that the whole plot of Index revolves around religion and magic, especially the Anglican Church and British magicians, but that doesn't mean they don't get everything wrong.
>>81089921
Because it's really long
>>81087620
For the mind:
Do androids dream of electric sheep. - Phillip K Dick (or other books by him)
Zealot - Resa Aslan
Europe's Last Summer
For just fun:
Eisenhorn - Dan Abnett
The Black Company Novels - Glen Cook
The Discworld Novels - Terry Pratchett
t. /tg
>>81087620
Suits perfectly to the situation in USA
>>81100642
I just read some of the butthurt reviews of the book. Pretty funny.
