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ITT: We post pics of our entire book collection
others rate
>>7415980
too bad i can only read the titles of like 8 books
from what i can see, pleb as fuck
>>7415980
What's with multiple copies of Gray's Anatomy?
>>7415980
reddit was a mistake
>>7416012
One has very damaged pages
>>7415980
where's the rest of em op
why rate
this isn't /mu/
>>7416074
hello reddit
>>7416074
Did you seriously pull this pic out of a reddit thread and pretend to be a redditor? Does it get you off or something?
>>7415980
do the books go in order of descending colon
>>7415980
Did you get this from reddit? Sick bait brah.
Really though this is the fucking worst bait I've ever seen on /lit/.
>>7416074
>rate /lit/
/lit/ rate
>fuck off me feels :(
>>7415980
>make sure to leave the gps tag
>if you have rare books i want i would like to be able to steal it
>>7416193
>colon
Kek
>>7416008
You should see someone about your eyesight
>>7416976
you should see someone about your camera and AIDs
>rate my collection
>a few people who don't post their own shitty collection gives awful ratings
>OP sensitive about harsh criticism
>everyone calls each other Reddit
>OP claims no one else has a good collection
>anon claims his collection is in fact good but refuses to post it
Every bookshelf thread ever.
>>7416987
I'm not OP, so my camera is fine.
I do have aids however, can't blame your mom for liking niggerdick.
I despise newfags who doesn't have anything of value to say and instead try to fit in by calling someone else reddit. "Reddit tier" is just anon saying "I want to fit in and other people here seems to think your taste is bad so I'll jump on the bandwagon while not actually having my own opinion about why your taste is bad!!"
Not defending OP though. Your collection isn't really impressive. Can't say my bookshelf looks any better though. Most of my books are on my ereader.
Anyone with a valuable opinion on /lit/ migrated to /his/. Prove me wrong.
>>7415980
> 3 shelves of Stephen King
> Gray's anatomy and Game of Thrones
> Essencial of Van Gogh but no Schiele or Klimt
> Well at least you have Poe's collection
3/10 try harder
thanks for playing
>>7416992
Plot twist
I don't have a shelf
Posting my pleb-as-fuck bookshelves full of genre fiction and meme books.
>>7417023
Not sure why the pic didn't appear.
>>7417024
Shelf of stuff I read this year plus my old backlog.
Rate my buks
>>7417040
I'm like Oblomov but poor
>>7416022
Kek
Rate my collection guys.
>>7416992
Most of the naysayers are packrats who stack sword and sorcery paperbacks from floor to ceiling with no shelves.
>>7417040
Why would you organize your books like that. You've got to play fucking Janga if you want to get anything.
took this pic for the /sci/ version of this thread a few minutes ago
>>7417024
i see all 6 of those akira volumes up there. high 5 my man
>>7415980
>Has the most plebeian of medical books.
Stop pretending to be a doc.
>>7417013
>Klimt
>not tacky as fuck
Schiele and Van Gogh are in my clique tho
>>7417025
How difficult was the Unconsoled?
>>7417040
We have the same Proust. I'll read it someday, r-right?
>>7415980
>Reading Stephen King
>>7418232
no. it is for gazing at only. GAZING ONLY
>>7417040
How did you enjoy Petersburg?
Is Gray's Anatomy a meme book?
I always see it in these threads. Is it a medical school student standard or something?
Most are still in storage and I need a new shelf but ok
>>7419223
Medic here, we haven't used it in education since forever, wannabe's get it because wiki uses it and it's available Cheap being in the public domain.
Netter is the defacto standard on learning anatomy, Sobotta is the one that looks nice on your shelf. Grays is for pretenders who couldn't find the a. iliaca interna dex. if it was staring at them.
I'm mainly posting because I really like my new phone's camera. I'm a /lit/ babby, but I've been enjoying the ride so far; as you can see from the top shelf, I plan on Rolling with the Romans, which I look forward to.
Insult me all you like, but at least suggest a good book whilst you do so.
>inb4 you le started with the Greeks ;\
It was very enjoyable, compadre.
>>7415980
>arranged by size
This triggers me
>>7417024
How much did the Akira volumes cost you?
I can't find any online for less than $25, and I don't want to spend at least $150 on books.
>>7419198
it was one of the best russian novels ever created, the author is a mind unpolished, yet clearly a diamond lost in the annals of time or some shit. great stuff.
>>7419753
dunno what you mean by wordsworth (if you mean publisher, i really don't think i have that many, but publishers mean little to me)
and don't you fucking dare insult constance garnett, she is a fucking saint without whom you would never even know half of the russian authors you know to this day. you fucking tart. also, i find she captures the heart in her work. something that you volokhonsky and peveartards can't even seem to get through your thick skulls. sorry, i don't feel that a person with a limited knowledge of english along with a person with a limited understanding of russian makes a worthwhile translation. i'm sorry that you've allowed someone else to make up your mind for you, i do hope that some day you will read and make up your own mind, and accept when others don't make the same.
>>7419783
Not bad! How did you like that Basic Works of Aristotle?
>>7418166
>>7419990
Not there yet my man; I'm reading through all of Plato, whilst reading over books. I've taken a flick through and it looks like a quality edition however.
just got these books, which one should I read first?
>tfw you feel for the /lit/ meme booklist
>>7420063
>nederlandse vertaling lezen
>>7420063
For the Philosophy books, read the history, then buy a few other books by Plato (get Euthyphro, Apology, and Republic if you're not reading all his works) then save Neitzsche till later in your philosophy train.
For the others just read whichever you feel like.
>>7420067
Misread your last book. Get the Story of Philosophy by Bryan Maggee, then read the First Philosophers, then Plato etc
>>7420067
>>7420076
I finished a minor in the history of Philosophy. I read the Republic and Apology during my studies and had to write essays on them. The Symposium we discussed in class briefly but sparked my interest.
I am planning to first read the first philosophers and mythology followed by recapping Plato's works.
>>7420082
We did discuss pre-socratic philosophers but feel like we moved on too quickly.
>>7420082
Fair enough then. You should be fine for Neitzsche then if you've already got a bit of experience. Is the First Philosophers book the Oxford one? I read that version and it was great.
>>7415980
Terrible. Why are you here?
>>7420091
Yes it is
>>7420065
Dit.
Wat een pauper, duidelijk geen familie in het blauwe of rode boekje. Een onvervalst clochard in ons midden. Bah.
>>7418232
>We have the same Proust. I'll read it someday, r-right?
You'll not only read it, you'll summarize it afterward.
>>7419753
Most of those meme books were purchased and read before /lit/ existed, I fully admit to most of what I've read being pleb as fuck though.
>>7419894
I'm sure I paid full price, I was buying them as they came out years ago. I would assume it's available to pirate online somewhere, if you can stomach reading on a tablet or monitor.
>>7418255
I was plugging unconsoled likr every week around a year ago it's some good shit. Glad to see people are reading it.
>>7419966
We've got the same edition of Petersburg, I enjoyed how a lot of the book reminded me of Crime and Punishment in some parts, but with more of an experimentalism edge towards things. I kept laughing at some of the ridiculous stuff the main character did at points throughout the novel.
Also do you hate the spine as much as I do? Pushkin Press do a nice edition just that the spine has worn out on one reading already.
Step aside chums.
>>7421331
yeah, that's the second copy of this book i had to get after the spine wore out completely. i tried to get a penguin edition, but i found the translation to be lacking. definitely an unsung near masterpiece. nabokov wasnt right about dostoevsky, but he was right about petersburg.
>>7421339
>that rug arrangement
>that oversized portrait in a too-small room
>that hideous lamp
I'm not gay, but interior designing is serious business.
>>7421351
It's a shame though since I like how sturdy and well put together Pushkin Press's other books are but their Petersburg treatment is pretty horrid, not completely awful but still I expected better from them.
Huh, I actually discovered Bely through Nabokov too.
>>7421700
yep. did you ever read gogol's portrait? i think its his secret magnum opus, all about art and temptation and mystery and pure evil. much better than dead souls.
>>7421725
Nope, haven't actually read any Gogol yet but I've added Portrait to my Christmas list.
>>7421727
no need, it's a very short story.
http://www.readbookonline.net/readOnLine/1045/
let me know what you think
>>7417009
A lot of /his/ is pretty awful though
Whenever people disagree they resort to memes, which I guess every board does
>>7421339
The point is to see what types of books you read, not a view of the Great Wall of Pleba from orbit.
>>7417024
>>7417025
Motherfucker are you me? I mean seriously, goddamn. I have literally not seen a single book there that I don't own... I'm spooked anon
>>7421339
Where do you live?
>>7415980
post-divorce and -purge
1/3
>>7422535
2/3
>>7422535
>sandra of chechen
??? terrorist?
>>7422538
3/3
>>7422425
That's a pretty fancy bookcase.
Also, on the bottom shelf about two thirds to the right, is that by any chance a book? It sort of looks like one.
>>7420063
Lolita>Plato> etc.
>>7422622
It's actually three small books of selected writings by Teresa of Avila, Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint John of the Cross, and one containing the Song of Songs and a few psalms. Real neat edition.
is infinite jest good
it's been on my shelf for years but i've always procrastinated in reading it
>>7422658
Oh interesting, I should look into St. Francis in particular some time soon.
>>7422660
Yes, it's genuinely good despite its treatment around here. If you haven't read anything by him before, it can be intimidating. I generally recommend maybe some short stories or essays first.
>>7422678
He's interesting. Saint Teresa, on the other hand, seems like the most radical argument against Christianity. In some of her poems she's just begging to die.
>>7422690
good deal, i'll google around and see what i can get through tonight or tomorrow to see what my inclination is
>>7421339
Lighting seems terrible, how do you read in there?
>>7422707
You sit next to a lamp.
>>7422147
I'm probably the you from that adjacent universe. Didn't you feel the strong Deja Vu from the collision the other day?
>>7419783
patrician as fuck, good job anon
>>7415980
I respect you for having Hannibal and Stephen King on your shelf.
>>7419819
ayyy
u kno on certainty is in that other wittgenstein book next to it, riiiight?
>>7419783
>Japanese Death Poems
10/10 would edgelord with
>>7420531
Being able to understand half of that just makes me mad at myself for never learning Dutch.
I don't come here often, I mostly like to look at the collection threads. Is it taboo to /lit/ to store arts book alongside literature? Knick-knacks? I have seen so little.
>>7423457
I don't put my art books with literature because I have too many of both and it won't look good.
But I don't think it's a taboo.
>>7423119
Cheers fella; I'm still finding my tastes, hence the mixture of /lit/ the bottom shelf. I look forward to seeing how my taste develops over time, and the literature I shall read in future. Reading is very fun.
>>7423439
They're not actually very edgy from the one's I've read (I haven't read it in full, yet). They're more comfy than anything:
'My companion in the skies
of death,
a kekoo.'
>>7423457
I have a big book of art history 'Gardner's Art Through the Ages: A Global History' -- far too big to fit onto my shelf.
>>7423966
Lol, silly filter. 'Cuc.koo'*
>>7415980
What is a really good looking book shelves? I kinda don't like IKEA's?
>>7415980
i like these threads, so this is my first post on lit in years
>>7425121
>>7425126
>>7425132
>>7425138
>>7425143
>>7425150
>>7424849
needs more nimmer
>>7425161
>>7425172
and the last one i have in my room. i have about half as many books stored in the basement.
keep up these threads, they may seem materialistic to some, but i love looking at other people's librariers!
Fug it, I haven't posted in one of these in a few months
1/4
>>7425213
2/4
>>7425213
>>7425217
3/4
>>7425213
>>7425217
>>7425224
4/4
P.S. These pictures I kinda old, stuff has been moved around a bit... but this is the collection in general
P.S.S. Fugggg
easy
English lit
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/5z5cpif1woo9jn5/
French lit
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/l3rd51suyslcy54/
Short story collections
>https://mega.co.nz/#!ZgtmXA7D!zcf2Ixs_X-NGZBBFNNtjsTrYWjnhCdXb-3uMeJdzivs
Short stories
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/83v064mrswgsa7o/
Depressing lit
>https://mega.co.nz/#!V9V1HDhQ!xzCul6eBTma9-RPl7EN8r3JMlnnfvg9T4cBfvjMsSQM
Humor
>https://mega.co.nz/#!VoESFDSZ!RhCXJODH3DepWzzxD7fOewSTJKps4cbk8AEln7xfpiE
Novellas
>https://mega.co.nz/#!I4kVFSYC!Ly0gCje1l_plyzgiUG5mqOwILg5L1_lP9yHzcVK-B7U
female authors
>https://mega.co.nz/#!4stCHT6I!0ksZ8R9itl50e4xdaCKETH6Bcjq1qKr5i6-SmsOMylc
drama
>https://mega.co.nz/#!Yl8SjAgR!eMkgIGdtvWv3i-Mt9vSuai9wHnYK6RbQ99Tfj-_PPkA
African American /lit/erature:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?kj7f9k7epjq3d6c
Australian /lit/erature:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?s1uipa8q46ag6n3
Spanish literature:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?ja7w1f62jh4ah9o
Mexican literature:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?h7m4ul7oci05c95
Japanese literature:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?mcqbmfxjeisqpje
Italian Literature:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?7d9bn8k8vc1xwe2
Russian Literature:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?a5q2tk59ocxc5bw
German Literature:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?bto0iaedibcfxo0
Persian Literature:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?q744e7o7t1d81u0
Essential Doorstoppers:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?ua572f941fkln1b
Dystopia & Utopia:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?p1nfl5lb1bzvavr
Drug Books:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?644c4dy7mc34scc
Science Fiction
>http://www.mediafire.com/?bp7a1wdcywap1xz
Surreal Lit
>http://www.mediafire.com/?x73uwtfhc3b7lzj
Essential Poetry Guide:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?lv498tq6qv138w9
American Poets and Poetry Collections:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?k8iydr98vju8709
American Plays and Playwrights:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?nfeb63ev35fl1nb
American Others:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?wz53edoqw7ghco6
Classics:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?8i3btyv9r0b9n9h
>http://www.mediafire.com/?a88dkz6um38311g
Theater/Drama:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?xhx1xw4002d6gx2
>http://www.mediafire.com/?476xdjbv9xpnba8
>http://www.mediafire.com/?t309i5kto77vbc1
>http://www.mediafire.com/?e4o6a6dcdshw32t
Introductory Literary Theory:
>http://www.mediafire.com/?y9z3iui2hc5wg78
Other links:
Someone's folder
>http://www.mediafire.com/?qr2mg9hxr0kf1
/LIT/-CORE
>http://www.mediafire.com/download/ynxys7d9apcl2dw/
Another anon's folder
>https://mega.co.nz/#F!odpCwY4Z!DQ7iCOnWftbZKcYcHzN6Eg
>>7418166
We have very similar taste and I'm a grad student in math. What Roubaud is that? How did you like it? I loved the Hortense books but haven't gotten around to the Great Fire of London yet.
>>7425235
>>7425231
7/10, Very intelligent, but would fall asleep reading
>>7418166
>combinatorics
ayyyy my basketball american
>>7425217
I also got the ''Communist manifesto and other revolutionary writings'' Its a shit book and only Bakunin his parts were actually interesting. But this is what you get from not knowing the historic context of several writings in the book.
>>7425190
>they may seem materialistic to some
>>7425281
This makes no sense to me. Explain?
Who /thirdworlder/ here?
>>7425242
>We have very similar taste and I'm a grad student in math. What Roubaud is that? How did you like it? I loved the Hortense books but haven't gotten around to the Great Fire of London yet.
It's The Loop but I haven't read it. Mathematics: (A Novel) was spectacular to read in grad school. He has a really interesting story and philosophy of mathematics. If you dig the bourbaki and the oulipo, it's even better.
>>7425281
Nice, what do you study? I am finishing a reading course on representation thy of S_n right now and have generating functions and algorithms lined up next semester. Have you heard of Tropical Geometry? I know very little but it seems super interesting.
Who has the best shelf ITT so far?
>>7425877
Me.
>>7421339
This is what I want one day,
>>7426143
A hideous room?
>>7425897
>ham on rye
love it when someone has this, hate it when people put it down because the author wasnt such an intellect as other writers.
>>7426147
Yes.
>>7415980
>Vintage copy of Gray's Anatomy
>Interesting mixture of medical and horror books
Are you a surgeon?
>>7417024
>All the good Neal Stephenson books
>Phillip K Dick
>Oryx and Crake
my nigga
>>7420063
>nederlandse vertalingen
>>7425264
you are disgusting. an anon contributes and you post bullshit response? go to fucking hell
>>7422441
On the English-Scottish border in a little village. It's my late grandfathers house and was passed on to me as my family moved to France.
>>7426417
Very nice.
>>7426417
Forget the haters, I admire your library. Will you post shots of some of the shelves?
>>7426323
I'm sure I would disappoint, but thanks. Trying to read and live my best, at any rate.
>>7427471
I know a lot of people here are very judgemental, makes it difficult to share sometimes. Anyway thanks for posting a photo of that very beautiful room
>>7418166
ayy I also stole EGAI from the school library
>dat second edition w/ chapter 0 and the condition for representability there
also ups for the paper by garsia
>>7426400
Truly fuck off
>>7426400
>ITT: We post pics of our entire book collection
>post pics
>pics
>>7426417
Can you tell me whats under the covered dish?
>>7425235
It's too bad most of the mega links have expired. Still, this is a goldmine. Thank you.
>>7425897
LOL that top shelf, I can't stop fucking laughing.
Are you a liberal trying to understand conservatives? Or are you a conservative trying to be a better conservative? I don't understand this
>>7427969
I have lots more at my parents house, but here's what I have with me.
>>7425557
where do you live?
>>7428037
Brazil.
>>7425557
there is something really beautiful and free about your condition. Put a pack of smokes next to it and take a photo.
>>7428036
We meet again Mark Twain Japanophile
![[Takara] Treasure Island 06 v2.mkv_snapshot_05.32_[2014.12.04_22.43.53].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/BLIwDml.jpg "[Takara] Treasure Island 06 v2.mkv_snapshot_05.32_[2014.12.04_22.43.53].jpg")
>>7428063
Hello.
>>7425190
I loved looking at your library Anon!
>>7428143
out of all of those conservative books...which ONE is the best?
>>7417040
Bretty good Anon
I like
>>7419783
>Greeks, Tao Te Ching, two Fighting Fantasy gamebooks
Impressive.
>>7428337
Fighting Fantasy are relics from my youth; I have them there incase I want a pulpy read
>>7425224
I like most of your stuff but Jesus Christ what's with all the fedora-tier books?
http://strawpoll.me/6192595
http://strawpoll.me/6192595
>>7428510
Goodbye to All That
then
Storm of Steel by Ernst Junger
>>7428512
Already read it 2bh, was very good indeed.
>>7428315
dank you, meme
>>7428143
> If you don't have a fully rounded understanding of your own political position, you shouldn't have one at all.
I wish that more people would take that approach.
>>7428036
Nice bookshelf
>>7425897
>Neoconservatism
Literally everything wrong with America.
>>7429896
And you as well.
>>7419359
>hyperion AND Fall of hyperion
my nigga
Current Bookshelf/Figure holder. What's the verdict?
>>7430047
>>7430047
kek, is this for real?
>>7430047
>is that a poster for that watch dogs game?
>h-holy fuck
>are those doge meme sayings written in sharpie on that poster???
>>7430047
hate what reminds me of myself/10
>>7428037Venezuela
>>7430047
>two copies of the same book
what are you doing nigger shit
>>7430047
zaku/10
I don't own manga but if I did I wouldn't mix it with my lit.
>>7430104
Obviously one to read and one to displaaaaaaaaaay
>>7430110
Isn't that a No-zaku?
>>7430117
Yeah sorry its a gouf/10. I was staring at my Zaku.
>>7419359
>TBP and Dark Forest
nice.
>>7424849
i don't know who nimmer is or was but he seems a bit obsessed
i bet he wasn't very much fun at parties
>>7430047
the hardback scott pilgrims are awesome
i have the whole series
>>7430719
no one cares, faggot
>>7430719
>the hardback scott pilgrims are awesome
Your life is a joke to me.
hi
>>7418166
You're a girl, right?
>>7428043
Instagram worthy.
>>7426323
I want to be that person.
I need more books in my life.
>>7431238
>I want to be that person.
You want some bullshit photo of your material possessions posted on 4chan to make anonymous people you'll never meet or even probably talk to again think you'd be interesting?
You're clearly not interested in reading those books and just want the image of an intellectual. You are a garbage animal.
>>7430047
Boss monste is fun. Just got the expansion pack but haven't played that one yet. Any word?
>>7430950
Camera a potato. I can tell you got some pokemon though.
>>7431246
Yeah. Sounds about right.
>>7430950
that's a lot of dust on your shelves you slob
>>7431260
No its not
>>7424849
You haven't filled that one anon.
>>7425557
It's a fine collection as it doesn't have any Jane Austen in it.
>>7431252
It's pretty fun, it just adds a lot of variation. Still suffers from the whole whoever gets a good lead first will probably win thing. Also check out the variants, some of them are really fun
>>7431337
>fun
>variation
>variants
>really fun
You talk like a retard.
>>7431346
There's a section of the instruction booklet titled "Gameplay Variants", what do you want from me?
>>7431346
>You talk like a retard
He is not talking, retard.
>>7431337
Thanks, I'll give it a go. I don't know if I suck at shuffling or if the room cards are heavily repetitive. I look forward to trying the new ones. I also didn't know about the variants, so cheers.
>>7431156
No, actually. What makes you think that?
>>7415980
>>7431867
Cuts deep, I have more weeb figures and books I assure you.
>>7415980
>>7418166
math bros WW@
>>7428036
Oh hey, we've got the same book!
Does the white part on your come off really easily too?
>>7423445
This.
What a bum, clearly no family in the red or blue book. A real bum among ourselves. Yuk.
>>7420082
uva? im gonna start a minor there in a couple of months
>>7425231
p.s. means post scriptum
p.s.s. would be post scriptum scriptum
>>7415980
>sorting books by size
don't you fucking DARE
>>7418443
I've read every single book he has published. Most of them in a slavic language. Mostly while I was underaged.
Come the fuck at me.
>>7426159
Just rent an overpriced apartment from some english grandma.
>>7419783
Since you have Gallic war, read Caesar Civil War. Other short works would be Suetonius 12 Caesar's and Sallust Jugurthine War/Cataline Conspiracy
>>7432601
Cheers for the suggestions. I'll probably pick that up depending on my Rome interests (I've got Polybius and Plutarch arriving soon). Have you read 'De Bello Civili' by Lucan? Worth a read?
>>7432296
only when i jizz on it but it dries clear anyway
>>7432296
>Does the white part on your come off really easily too?
Yeah, when I pulled the price sticker off, it took the color off a whale.
>>7432241
whats in all those binders?
>>7419783
What edition is that Plato Complete Works? I know it's Hackett but I haven't seen that edition before. Link please?
>>7431977
YOU ARE RAMZPAUL
>>7432943
I'm pretty sure it's the regular one; I just took the jacket off because it looked like poop and creased too easily.
>>7433021
Oh okay, that's probably why I didn't recognise it. Thank you very much.
>>7415980
Just one shelf
I don't have a huge collection.
>>7433450
heh, the golden ass. have you ever read the second half of lazarillo de tormes where he gets transformed into a fish?
>>7433474
No, I haven't read that yet. Is it worth a read? I've read Ovid's Metamorphoses, which had a lot of transformations.
>>7433507
if you like spanish picaresques, then definitely, the first and second halves were both anonymous and definitely different writers. but yeah. definitely a fun read, really short. if you end up liking that you'll probably enjoy don quixote and gil blas and etc.
>>7433608
Thanks. I'll give it a try. Sounds interesting. The transformations and story fragments, I find interesting.
>>7432867
why a whole bunch of stuff man.
there's crowley, camus, tesla, thompson, tarzan, hatchet, indian myths, usmc breaching guides, robin hood, musashi, taiko, verne, dick, dahl, food of the gods, prometheus rising
>>7432945
nope
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>>7433450
>all these translations
>>7434138
i'm not gonna learn german, french, spanish, russian, greek, chinese, and italian to make you feel better.
>>7434165
then stick to your awful anglo cannon, don't you have some mark twain or some other dull shit only americans can care about to read?
Pic related, the only languages you've listed Eco can't talk are chinese and russian (I suppose), but then again, he can also speak portuguese and english
>>7434179
no, i think i'll read my translations and shit in your mouth.
>>7434188
does it hurt to realize how much of a pleb you are?
is that why you're mad?
go read some fucking jane austen, you asspained anglo
>>7432945
how come you think i'm ramzpaul? i looked the guy up he's hella not me
>>7434179
>he fell for the non-English "language" meme
English is the logical conclusion to language senpai. Continental "languages" sound like babble.
Also top cück for arguing against English in English on an English-speaking imageboard
>>7434199
i'm going to read the manuscript of saragossa here in a minute, a polish author, writing in french, translated into polish, then back-translated into french, then translated into english. it's about a spanish guy.
>>7434179
>stick to your awful Anglo cannon
>>7425138
I'm also piling up the Svetlana Geier translations of Dostojewskij, haven't read them yet. How did you like it?
I was gonna suggest some Golo Mann for you because we seem to have similar tastes and I worship his style, but there it is already.
>>7434138
You seem to have overlooked the stuff there in the original language.
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>>7434388
nice terry pratchett
>>7425161
>Anaconda Kafka
I see you're familiar with most major, German publishers, wouldn't you agree that Anaconda books are by far the shittiest, even though they're fairly cheap hardbacks? I've an Anaconda Stefan Zweig and a Nietzsche collection, both have glaring punctuation and spelling errors like commas in the middle of words and words with clearly misplaced letters, and I was gifted the same Kafka as yours, but I especially wouldn't entrust Anaconda with that and I went out and bought the Fischer version because those guys I trust.
>>7434436
Also the Nietzsche collection that they have has a poor choice of Nietzsche's texts and even though it's hardback it feels cheap as balls, maybe because it is
>>7434388
>dat hardcore patrician bookshelf
