/lit/ - Literature

How the fuck are you supposed to achieve knowledge? Theres too many books. It seems to have an understanding of every branch of philosophy, math, science, arts, and everything between would require many lifetimes of reading. How can I say anything true if I dont know it all?

You can't not be whole, you can only trick yourself into believing a part of you is missing and be disappointed when you don't find it.
Might be like a survival mechanism or maybe something to do with the mode of production, I haven't decided yet.

Where do you find underrated, overlooked, or obscure literature well-deserving of a larger readership?