/lit/ - Literature

>>17791176
>posts one that has a soi author instead
Pack it up Sanderson, you're done

Kafka

>>17624635
We can only delineate things discretely, we can not actually delineate any properties continuously, this would require infinite continuous measurements. This means everything we can say objectively about something is necessarily limited and strictly regarding the past. We have decided by convention that limited knowledge of past states is relevant to a full picture of the present, but there's no hard epistemological certainty to that, it's simply the best we can do.

>>17560082
>Why do people keep recommending this as a start?
Because it's readable and completely self-contained.

>>17559990
A THEORY OF JUSTICE BY JOHN RAWLS

>>17522621
try harder next time fren

>>17406056
YO SUPPA SICKA SUCKA BIG JOHNS HUCKER WUCKER (YOU DONT KNOW HIM!!!!!!!!!))

>>17391387
It's a bad thing to not finish a book??? I've only finished one book in the past 4 years (Orwell's Animal Farm - great book, doesnt overstay it's welcome, i'd rec) and honestly... i'm fucking proud of it. Why would i waste time with so much nonsense like hemingway?

I posted similar thoughts the other day on the dialogue.
I'm halfway through and quit.
I just couldnt go on.

>>17323035
REPORTED TO FBI......... HA-HA!!!!!!....... NO RETURN NOW ------------------------- HILSON

>>17323010
YOUR A WOMAN (HA-HA!!!!) ------------------------ HILSON

>>17322218
When are you doing The Call of the Bogdanoff?

>>17322228
That wouldn't be very fair to the author's estates.

>>17322226

Also, might I suggest my own book?

>>17317952
MOMMY

>>17316858
>Never been cancelled
How did she do it, bros?

>>17317465
You can learn more in only 560 pages with my book :)

Reading books on how to be a better white person is like taking dating tips from a woman. All if does is make you act like the person they think they want you to be, but they don't.

What did you guys think of this book? What do you think of John Gray.

This book made me a lot more conservative, blackpilling me on a lot of liberal arguments that I took for granted through years of public school education. I also really like how he makes the connection between eastern philosophy and his grand unifying refutation of enlightenment. Overall Gray seems like an erudite thinker and I’m excited to read his other books.

William, you still owe me a shilling. Think not that I've forgotten that!

This.

I started my own. Got sick of big box stores.

>>15021416

As the economy collapsed, Americans began to take more and more risks out of desperation, like shoplifting, to feed their families. The non-Whites took even bigger risks, starting underground markets for just about everything. After the FBI raided preppers, the feds lost all their legitimacy being seen as just another "gang" in the eyes of Whites and non-Whites alike. At times it was hard to tell if the law still existed, because it was not really being enforced.

Then, Yellowstone erupted, as /pol/ predicted. For once, I was thankful to be living in New York. How I escaped the subsequent chaos in the city is another story for another time.

The Chinese, being used to the smog of their motherland, silently invaded under the cloud of ash that still looms over former Western States. I never thought I'd live to see Communist Tanks roll by on our highways. Some of us fled to the hills, where we are still fighting. Most were taken by surprise. Our country was over before we knew it.

There are still reports of freedom fighters in the occupied zones, but the majority have been sent to gulags. The fighting is particularly intense around the Great Lakes. The Chinese are intent on securing this water supply for themselves.

For now, we continue to fight. The only reason I'm alive today is because of luck. I'm hoping to send this message back in time to warn others. If you haven't prepared yet... start.

/END TRANSMISSION

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