I fell for the Lolita meme
If I buy this in a shop they'll report me to the police right?
Not immediately. You'll be kept on a NSA watch list though.
>>7653127
You see all these "A masterpiece, one of the great works of art etc" ? Is just a bait for pedophiles like you.
It's a book dude
A book
There is also no blacklist for "people who own the communist manifesto" in the usa
What the first book that made you jerk it off? For me it was the depiction of a kiss in Romeo and Juliet.
>>7652814
your mom's diary desu
>>7652819
She died in a traffic accident when i was in my early teens.
go go go
What is the political alignment of the majority of /lit/?
>>7652883
Left but driven farther to the right by SJW propoganda.
>>7652883
idiotes
I just finished reading in the miso soup. Holy fuckSo this is the first book I've read this year. In order, the things I found interesting about it were, the incredible psychological mind games going on, between frank and kenji, the sense of surrealism. The immense grotesqueness and paranoid (the book caused myself the reader, I had trouble sleeping after reading it in the 2 nights between when I first started reading because of it), but also the turn around to warm empathy I felt for frank, after he began to tell his stories; I related so much to the way kenji reflected on the world. It was refreshing and enlightening in a way, to have painted such an immensely deep anti hero. It all touched me on a very deep level. I was wondering if anyone knew any books that I would also enjoy.
Literally nothing interesting happens, it seriously reads like a long B-grade creepypasta
> First book I've read this year
You had a whole fucking month, what else did you do?
>>7652574
Not really. If it was just a generic horror like say, halloween or something, there wouldn't be such a deep character dialog and reflections on the realities of every day life. For one, I don't think you really read it very closely or really retained anything that was said in it, or reflected on it in any meaningful way. Your tone makes you come off as a complete troll, to be honest. I don't really care what makes you tick, your presence here is boring. You've added nothing interesting.
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Contemporary Edition btw
#diversity
#youth
#change
#feminism
#equality
#YesWeCan
#GirlsRunTheWorld
>>7651908
low level bait but - 2/10 made me respond
>>7651914
What's the matter, don't know any of their names?
How does /lit/ regard her work?
I'd fuck her dusty grannypussy tbhfam
>>7650457
Indeed.
Can anyanon provide intellectual articulations regarding Lasky's work?
What is pure ideology?
>>7650042
The capitalist variety, it seems.
>>7650042
i give, up, what, slavoj?
>>7650060
No, really. What is it?
What's your favorite Lovecraft novel or a story inspired by his work?
Mine is definetly "Shadow over Innsmouth".
>>7648234
At the Mountains of Madness and The Music of Erich Zann.
>>7648234
i've read 32 of the more pop ones, i recommend:
rats in the walls, shadow over innsmouth, horror at red hook, dreams in the witchhouse, under the pyramids, at the mountains of madness, dream quest of unknown kadath
>>7648234
The Whisperer in Darkness and the At the Mountains of Darkness are my favs
And I did enjoy the Re-Animator movies. And Neil Gaiman wrote some Lovecraft-inspired short stories, they were pretty much okay.
Because the other thread is by a 17 year old edgelord,..
>The Bible
>Paradise Lost
>Faust
>Divine Comedy
>Master and Margerita, Mikhail Bulgakov
>The Mysterious Stranger, Mark Twain
>The Screwtape Letter, C. S. Lewis
>Melmoth the Wanderer
>>7638289
>Dictionary of the Khazars, Milorad Pavic
>Unique Item, Milorad Pavic
>Doctor Faustus, Thomas Mann
Someone should make a chart
>>7638385
>Dictionary of the Khazars, Milorad Pavic
holy shit, somebody here besides me has read that?
Infinet Jest, of course is his greatest work, but DFW had written so much more.... short stories published in numerious periodicals, essays in academenic books, and of course, his two page suicide note.
/Lit, is there a resource on the 'net that would enable us to experience DFW from all sources.
Example: Acroding to wiki, A simpsons episode was based on DFW's "A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again: Essays and Arguments". As a DFW and a Simpsons fan this is must read.
He published many times in all the magainzes that we read.
so... lit, please: central repository?
>>7650628
what? you kind find all his worthwhile stuff on bookz I'm pretty sure. Other than juvenile shit, which probably wasn't that great.
>magazines that we read
what magazines to we read again?
I would have been his friend. We could have watched television together.
better than pynchon
Raskolnikov did literally nothing wrong
except double murder (triple if you consider the child)
>>7645640
They were bad people, so killing them wasn't wrong
>>7645640
It was justified desu
What am I getting myself into?
Bad idea to read this if I haven't read any of his other work?
Read the book first, then post on /lit/ and we'll talk about it.
You can jump right in, there's no pre-requisites for this.
>>7654999
Alright thanks bud
Ill see you in a few days then
>>7654999
>Read the book first, then post on /lit/ and we'll talk about it.
Senpai...
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Somebody help me here?
>read only non-fiction
>books are either too general and lacking or specific and pedantic
>end up not learning enough for the time applied
How do I choose my history, sociology, philosophy, etc, books? Do I have to start with the greeks to understand the Middle-Upper paleolithic transition?:
Actually, start with the Greeks is not a bad idea. There's a reason it was the basis of all education for centuries.
Also, non-fiction is quite general. Mind being perhaps more specific ?
>>7654884
>Do I have to start with the greeks to understand the Middle-Upper paleolithic transition?
Wow.
Also, threads like these severely underestimate the mankind's existing knowledge and literature.
>>7654884
You need to read the specific works of (insert philosopher/historian/whatever) that were dedicated to specific topics (e.g Schopenhauers essay on women, not memeing, totally serious just giving an example).
Can somebody recommend me a book about the various denominations of Christianity?
I wanna hang out with the cool Catholic and Orthodox bros and bully Protestants, but I dont understand the differences yet
>>7654679
>I wanna bully Protestants
>but I dont understand the differences yet
>>7654699
>>7654679
This thread is as bad as the guy who wanted to be "redpilled on catholicism" so that he could become a modern crusader, and when it was pointed out to him that once someone begins expressing themselves violently they stop being Christian he went all REEEEEEEEEEEE
>>7654699
>I cant think of a single good writer who was a protestant
90% of 18th and 19th century British and American /lit/ ?
What are some books that crush your faith in humanity?
Pic related.
>>7654653
Every book that /lit/ has read, since they obviously didn't work.
>>7654653
The Bible.
Fahrenheit 451.
Any Murakami.
John Green.
>>7654694
>the Bible
