/lit/ - Literature

>>1267661
Not all Jews. Some have Sheol which is even divided in description. Sheol to some is just a place EVERYONE goes regardless of their belief in god; People are seperated by their levels of purity however.
Then some people believe Sheol as a waiting place.

It's all confusing and is why I'm secular.

>>1244027
Forgot my image.

>>1242386
I think I need to buy a new phone with a better camera.

So I was checking the books section of my local charity store today when I came across these [See image]. At 50p each I decided to buy them, these things are ridiculous... yet intriguingly quite detailed. Anyone else had experience with these?

Russian, French, Spannish and Latin American... that's including the states and Britain.

>>1230495
but hipsters read Taoist canon or Tibetan Buddhist canon.

12/100

Disapointed by some of the titles on here (Atlus Shrugged) and disapointed in the ones that didn't make it (Petersburg by Bely).

>>1222530
Not really no, I'm Scottish. I just like his short stories, they're witty and fun and good for on the train/bus to college.

>>1222282

Favourite author: Etgar Keret
Favourite book: One Hundred Years of Solitude
Favourite band/artist: White Rainbow
Favourite song: Pennies To Save - Lync
Favourite TV series: Documentaries (does that count?)
Favourite video game: Silent Hill 2

>>1219585
I have about 100 unfinished novels laying about my room. I find I tend to incorporate things from other unfinished novels into newer ones though, so it's got some upsides.

A History of Britain by Richard Dargie is a good place to start for British history. It's cheap, and gives details of key events in Britain from c.700,000 bc with our first "ancestors" upon till the New millenium and New Labour. It's straight to the point to. Detailed enough for you to have an understanding of key events, but there is still room for you to open your knowledge base wider if you so wish.

A History of Britain by Richard Dargie is a good place to start for British history. It's cheap, and gives details of key events in Britain from c.700,000 bc with our first "ancestors" upon till the New millenium and New Labour. It's straight to the point to. Detailed enough for you to have an understanding of key events, but there is still room for you to open your knowledge base wider if you so wish.

One Hundred Years of Solitude here, I'm not getting this graph at all. I'm assuming the higher numbers represent the "less dumb" you are, yes?

>>1213864
>Most appropriate board

Funny, this does saying
/lit/ - Your homework

Waiting on Hollywood to make a good film version of anything...

Also, it's been done, and it was beautiful. But it's european and italian so I guess that's not good enough for you.

>>1213458
Two movies?

Also, the book isn't there to walk you through some half baked plot, go read some genre fiction if all you want is a nice story to have beside your bed.

Trainspotting is a look into the culture and society that surrounds leith and it's predominantly working class citizens. But who cares about that, I want to have the writer hold my hand and tell me a folk tale.

...and I don't even like Irvine Welsh.

One Hundred Years of Solitude by Garcia Marquez?

Asda's book section is not a bookstore.
Either that or move out of buttfuck nowhere.

>>1210772
This is a bad post, and you should feel bad for it.

>>1208597
Location: Scotland
Age: 22
Gender: Male
Currently Reading: Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
Favourite book's: One Hundred Years of Solitude - Garcia Marquez, Missing Kissinger - Etgar Keret
Type of person you're interested in meeting: Anyone, preferably someone who's good at innitiating conversations, conversings not my specialty.
Any additional information: Leave a shout http://www.last.fm/user/Haikukid

Only two of them,
The Divine Comedy by Dante
The Republic by Plato

I keep meaning to look into Homer's Odyssey.

>>1207820
I'm doing both, pointing out he's a meanie, but at the same time, "dicks fuck pussies".

>>1206246
I'm currently writing an essay on the political signifigance of Machiavelli.

>>1205479
Well, yeah, there was those times aswell. Good times.

>>1205325
To be fair outside of threads like this, my nationallity has never came up.