/lit/ - Literature

>start pic related
>metaphor
>some plot
>metaphor
>some plot
>metaphor
>some plot
>meta commentary on how this is a fictional book and the characters are not real
>some plot
>more metaphors
bruh how was this so critically acclaimed?
it's just metaphors with some plot in between frfr

what am i in for

is Milan Kundera any good?

>>13131355
Because she has good taste, unlike you, faggot.

This is the greatest book ever written. If you disagree you are a brainlet.

I am going to start this, what should I expect?

Is this book worth buying?

conrad

This is the 10/10 for me from the first page to the last. Clever, melancholic, engaging, I buy it as a gift for people often.

Is this good?

Roger, I choose you.

This novel is beautiful

one of the best novels i've read
and a heidegger reference

Get off my board

Should I read pic related
I've heard bad things bout it

I've just marathoned 70 pgs of the unbearable lightness of being

when does it become good? the eternal return is a super dope concept but I'd actually prefer it if I didn't have to come back, because then I'd to read this awful cloying shit all over again

thgouhts???

What think, especially the eastern european part of /lit/?

It had a lot of good discussions about power dynamics and ethics. Changed my views on many things. Made me realize that humans have no actual power to change one another, through any sort of event or process, we will be who we were meant to be.

Thoughts?

Thoughts?

What are your opinions on this book?
Is it the best to start with Kundera?

"No. Her drama was not of heaviness but of lightness. What fell to her lot was not the burden but the unbearable lightness of being."
Page 122.

Oh my fucking god. Are you serious?

>>7008703
But since I need to pee! It's proof I'm not dead!

>>6859520
The Anna Karenina analogy kind of blew my mind. Some very interesting ideas.