What was the last book you read?
>>25408947
Killing the Host - Michael Hudson
Now reading Anna Karenina
>>25408947
Fuller Doesn't Go Easy On the Pepsi Part II
No longer human by Osumo Dazai
The Elric Saga: Part 1 - Michael MoorcockI've been trying to read it for over a month now and I just can't seem to finish it. I don't know what's wrong with me, when I was in high school I read novels in a single sitting
bump for illiterate /r9k/
The Martian by Andy Weir. Just finished it 2 days agos.
Revolt Against the Modern World by Julius Evola
A portrait of an Artist as A Young Man
Still reading "the calamitous 14th century."
Of Mice and Men.
I don't read very often, but I would like to.
House to House
by David Bellavia
Crime and Punishment
Dune
Nature and The Greeks
Soviet Policies in the Middle East: From World War Two to Gorbachev
This tbqh family
Next I wanna read some dank Evola but his books are all hardcover and crazy expensive and muh library doesn't have them
'The Cynic Philosophers'
Childhood's End. The beginning is boring as fuck 2bh.
>>25408947
Go Dog GO
it was a good read
i'm currently looking into a lot of Dr.seuss books, im thinking about picking up the lorax.
> gommunist madifesto
> breddy gud
Hunger by Knut Hamsun. Gonna start Growth of the Soil soon.
>>25411597
They're like $25.
Ravenor by Dan Abnett
Pic related
I didn't really know what it was about going in but I related a lot to the lazy dumpy virgin student
>>25408947
>book
I guess you could call a Visual Novel a sort of book, so Virtue's Last Reward
>>25412009
No, you couldn't
Comic books are for fags
the walking dead compendium 3
>>25408947
I'm reading Last Exit to Brooklyn but the second chapter was so fucking weird that I have taken a break of like three weeks.
"Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"
Catch 22
>>25411369
It's is a portrait of THE artist as a young man.
If you are going to lie on the Internet about reading James Joyce, at least get the title of the book right.
>>25408947
A Voyage to Arcturus:
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1329
It's shit. It's stoner-tier pseudo-philosophical rambling and "surreal" imagery. The only reason it has a good reputation is because it's old.
Armada by Ernest Cline
>>25408947
The Long Midnight Of Barney Thomson. It was lame. I just can't find interesting novels nowadays. They're all either about normies or beta cucks.
>>25412172
actually I was lying, I read The Time Machine last.
I would've finished dubliners, but I got bored half way through. Can;t bearsedwith that hack pish fetishist
The last Harry Potter book.
"The Road." This is actually the first fiction novel I've read since that shit was mandatory in high school. Most of the time, I'm just reading reference material related to independent studies.
It would be difficult for me to get into fiction in general, because I'm really particular about themes and genres. The only reason I picked this book up was because I'm really interested in post-apocalyptic settings.
>>25409552
Your problem is that it is a shitty book that only autistic D&D nerds like. I liked some high-fantasy back when I was a child but I honestly can't stand it now, it's all so fucking cringey and cliched.
>>25408947
Futu.re by Glukhovsky
Living in the End Times by Slavoj Zizek
>>25408947
the dark horse, forgot the author
was still in high school so more than 10 years ago
I don't like books.
Interesting times. It was ok I guess.
>>25408947
"Self and Emotional Life: Philosophy, Psychoanalysis, and Neuroscience" by Adrian Johnston and Catherine Malabou
>>25412263
Read Blood Meridian next
Finished The Stranger by Camus about 30 minutes ago. Very straightforward in its writing but analysing it gives so much to think about.
>>25412263
>Cormac McCarthy
Never had I encountered such euphoric edginess, not even on 4chins. Simply shallow and stale.
>>25412320
This. The greatest book I've ever read thus far.
Just started The Sun Also Rises. Fantastic so far.
>>25412318
may you live in interesting times!
Pratchett is goooooood
>>25412290
His new book "Absolute Recoil" is pretty good, got it for Christmas and its really inventive
>>25412320
>Blood Meridian
I was actually considering this. I'll probably hunt down a cheap copy the next time I get some funds in my PayPal account. My local area doesn't have any bookstores that aren't exclusively Christian-themed, so online is pretty much my only means of buying new media.
Any post-apocalyptic fiction you would recommend, though?
>>25412487
I've only recently got into him but I'm a big fan of his writing and he makes hard philosophy and ideological discussion very accessible with all his references to pop culture. He's always great to listen to as well.
>>25408947
the libertarian mind by david boaz
>>25408947
Almost done with Joyce's Ulysses. Before this though was uh...I can't remember if it was We - Zamyatin or Norwegian Wood - Murakami.
The Great Gatsby
Read it 4 years ago
Speaking of Discworld...
How Pleasure Works - Paul Bloom
>>25408947
Livy-Ab Urbe Condita Libri
The First Philosophers: The Presocratics and the Sophists by Robin Waterfield.
It was interesting to see how early Greeks tried to figure out nature. It seemed only the atomists managed to get close to reality.
One I read last on the left.
One I'll read next on the right.
The Art of the Deal
Happiness beyond thoughts. It helps to deal with depression and suicidal thoughts.
>>25408947
Crime and Punishment - Dostoyevsky
Last finished: Honoring the Self by Nathaniel Branden. Was pretty damn good. Currently on: The Happiness Trap by Russ Harris.
I don't exclusively read psychology books. Also reading Equoid by Charles Stross which is about monstrous unicorns or something.
>>25412888
4chan described in 2 books.
American God's
>>25412494
Read Dhalgren by Delaney
Post-Modern Post-Apocolyptic Sci-Fi
The Rampage of Haruhi Suzumiya
Illuminatus! Part III, Leviathan. Should finish it in a few days.
To be honest I just read a bit from Mein Kampf as the copyright expired today. Also read The Diary of Anne Frank as it was publish online by a French researcher who believes the copyright also expired today.
reading infinite jest rn. last book i finished was neuromancer
Belzhar, I got it as a christmas gift from a friend.
I thought it was very good. The main character is annoying but her being likable was not necessary to still enjoy myself reading it.
>>25414774
bad taste: the post
The Name of the Wind
>>25408947
Dark Genesis: Birth of the Psi Corps by J. Gregory Keyes.
Currently reading Deadly Revelations: Bester Ascendant by J. Gregory Keyes.
Psi Corp Trilogy. Good shit.
