/lit/ - Literature

>>11512363
Anything by Houellebecq. Whatever

>>10525323
based

No, because the Gospel of Michel wouldn't spread.

Reading is probably "the final destination", or maybe the final distraction, for those of us sick of the world.

But it won't be salvation.

Houellebecq said: "a life spent reading wouldn't be wasted." He's coping for his misery by attempting to validate his escapism. The man has looked like a ghost for ages, and you can be assured that he's spent a long time not giving a fuck whether he wakes up tomorrow.

After you get past all this, you'll also ditch the "reading for self-improvement" meme, meaning anything non-fiction, anything that is philosophical, scientific, analytical, etc, and all you'll want are novels, because you realize that those other books are a false promise, and someone's bullshit story – if well-crafted enough – is the best hope to put a smile on your face.

At least for a few moments.

>>10408890
uhmm the middle easy is moving here sweatie i don't have two

/myguy/

>>9985865
Sometimes he looks like him.