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Don't even mention "le day of the rope"
>>7792823
atlas shrugged
also kys
Camp of the Saints made me laugh
>>7792823
oy vey! read matin brun
or you could read soumission like a filthy goy
Bookshop thread?
Pic is inside my favourite one, Voltaire and Rousseau in Glasgow. Christ, I could walk in to that place and spend all my money.
Mine was deastore.com, closed down two years ago. Free int. Shipping and books in german/italian/english and spanish. Catalogue was insanely big.
>>7792799
Looks terrible. How are you supposed to get to the shelves if all those stacks are in the way? Also looks like a fire hazard.
>>7792799
Came in to post the same one, good taste anon
I'm an editor for a literary magazine. Ask me anything about publishing or whatever.
>I won't say what publication I work for.
>I won't read your stuff.
>I won't tripfag.
>>7792786
/pol/ and /r9k/ self-identified redpilled conservative white male here:
Are you Jewish?
Are you under company policy to only publish female SJW writers who are trying to subvert Western civilization through degeneracy and the propagation and valorization of interracial relationships?
Do you hate white heterosexual male writers of the conservative bend?
>>7792795
Go back to whence you came from.
>>7792786
Quickest way to get thrown out?
Anyone read the First Law trilogy?
I read it some time ago and I really enjoyed Sand dan Glokta (http://firstlaw.wikia.com/wiki/Glokta).
Can someone recommend some books with similar characters?
>>7792663
>fantasy
back to /r9k/, kiddo
>>7792689
not from r9k, faggot
>>7792705
go back to your anime and 'vidya', frog homo loser.
ITT: Nietzsche
Are you a fan of his writing style? Who was the best translator? What is his best book?
>>7792614
>style
yes
>translator
Kaufmann (>inb4 Jewish conspiracy)
>book
The Birth of Tragedy
I bet in real life Nietzsche was autistic in the exact same way that Michio Kaku is autistic and freaks out every time Jim Norton says hello to him in the elevator.
>Hey, Herr Nietzsche, good morn--
>A-ahh!! Oh, you startled me. I'm dynamite.
>>7792630
I enjoy the Kaufmann translations as well, except for Zarathustra. I like the Thomas Common version desu
I found a near complete set of this series in a local charity shop. Which ones are good? Does the series become terrible at any point? I got the first three, is it worth getting any others?
First three, last two. Everything else in between is a character study without significant impact on central plot. That being said, I enjoyed them all and kept on reading through. If you want to keep reading them, do, and if not, don't.
>>7792600
This cover is so nostalgic for some reason
What is the best translator for the greeks? I've read some meditations on a shit translation online and still loved it. I want to pick up a nice copy. Which is best and why?
>>7792534
mio diarrhea desu()nest
Marcus Aurelius was not a Greek. He wrote hundreds of years and thousands of miles away from when and where the ancient Greeks wrote.
I like fagles.
>>7792546
oops. not sure why I put Greek there.
I'll check out fagles
Post 'em here lads.
>>7792502
Post what from there, exactly?
>>7792502
What do you do on this site? I always see it mentioned.
>>7792521
It's a database community for books.
Would it be cities or cities'?
>>7792476
I suppose so.
where
I am not certain, but what is "be" here?
Here's my current reading list. Thoughs /lit/? Recommendations?
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein
Howard Hughes: His Life and Madness by Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele
A Universe from Nothing: Why There is Something rather than Nothing by Lawrence Krauss
Ayn Rand - The Virtue of Selfishness
Road to Serfdom - Friedrich A. Hayek
Where the Right Went Wrong - Patrick Buchanan
The Law - Frederic Bastiat
The Libertarian Mind - David Boaz
Eat The Rich : A Treatise on economics - PJ O'Rourke
QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter - Richard Feynman
Surely your joking Mr. Feynman! - Richard Feynman and Ralph Leighton
The Wealth of Nation - Adam Smith
Anarchy, State, & Utopia - Robert Nozick
A brief history of time - Stephen Hawking
Lucifer's Hammer - Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle
Cut that shit and read these:
The Peloponnesian War - Thucydides
The Histories - Polybius
On the Vanity of Life - Schopenhauer
What I Believe - Tolstoy
Reflections on the Revolution in France - Burke
Storm of Steel - Junger
The Analects - Confucious
Lectures on Physics - Feynman
Which books have narcissistic protagonists, or deal with the subject itself?
My Twisted World
Huysmans' Against The Grain
>>7792720
Fuck i hated that book. And I am the biggest narcissist in the known world.
How can you tell what is 'good' literature?
One simple secret:it's always about tHe HuMaN cOnDiTiOn
Simulacra and Simulation will start this thread>>>
that book sucks, weakest and least insightful of all the pomo french bros
I preferred Odysseus Weeps
>>7792267
is it really that hard? I havent read much straight forward philosophy, only in novels. gimmie a summary OP, or else everyone will think you're full of shit and didnt read the book.
I fucking love this guy.
he doesn't love you
I've discovered Borges only recently but wow...earth shattering it was. Been on Abebooks these past few months buying first editions of everything he's written. Damn near fortune but the cover for dream tigers and Ficciones are wonderful.
I love him, too. But not in the necrophiliac kind of way.
ITT: Books that support the argument for a free market and capitalism.
>inb4 Wealth of Nations
>>7792157
bumping your thread for economics books
naked economics was alright
>>7792157
>implying smith supported free market capitalism
Anon, how about you read the book instead of just listening to some quotes that your Econ professor spewed out at the start of class.
