/lit/ - Literature

>>15186531
It's excellent; well worth reading. If you enjoy it, you should definitely consider reading some of Orwell's nonfiction, like "Homage to Catalonia." Way too many people read "Nineteen Eighty-Four" and "Animal Farm" and stop there.

>>15170494
I also feel horrible.

>>15169542
No it isn't.

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>>15167817
I see. Are these audio of courses originally done with video, or were they conceived as audio courses?

>>15167733
About how long are they?

>>15167498
Thanks!

>>15167472
I see. How much do these things cost? I don't do Audible so I don't really understand how their token system works. I assume you'd strongly recommend the ones you've posted?

>>15167394
You seem to be hallucinating.

>>15167087
What are you talking about?

Does anyone else here use The Great Courses? I've been subscribed for about a month now; right now I'm doing "The Black Death: The World's Most Devastating Plague" and "Understanding the Old Testament." If you also use it, are there any courses you'd recommend? I'm considering doing the course on the Divine Comedy.

I'm enjoying the service a lot so far. It's close to what we were originally promised the Internet would be. Of course, it's easier to half-ass it when you don't have actual assignments to keep you accountable, but this can be a good exercise in self-discipline as well.

>>15166984
I like JBP a lot, though he is certainly the embodiment of the anti-communist who knows nothing about communism other than that Stalin and Mao killed 90348503945830495 people.

>>15166777
Beat me to it.