/lit/ - Literature

>>9054193
I loved the Book of Disquiet actually, i really holds a special place for me. It one of my favorite books ever, but pic related still takes first place for me.

It's a close call between this and Moby Dick for me.

Does anyone want to discuss it? I loved the rebel and the grand-inquisitor and i found the trial part quite enjoyable as well, loved the build up to the speech by Ippolit and Fetjoekovitsj. The last chapter had me tear up.

I just read this chapter and the one before it and now i'm wondering: is it just me, or is this one of the most beautifull things i have ever read.

It's just.. so good. I'm going to reread these two chapters quite a few times to get the most out of them. Did they touch you as well? What did you think lit? Similair experiences in other books? I had kind of the same feeling, but to a lesser extent at the end of Notes from the underground, when he breaks down in front of the prostitute.

And definately not the best best book with the word "the" in the title

Mitya. Also, 1/3 of the way through Nausea and I relate to Antoine much more than I'd like to