/lit/ - Literature

For now
"A Portrait of The Artsist as a Young Man" by James Joyce
"Crime and Punishment" by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
"A Few Good Men" (I don't remember the author. It's a screenplay that I have to read for military college)
"Economics" by Thomas Sowell

I'm also embarrased to say this, but I read fanfiction from time to time depending on if I feel melancholic after 100% a video game or something.

I really, really like Portrait and Crime and Punishment, so I'm just rereading them and annotating them for fun. However, I'm planning on starting "A Song of Ice and Fire" by George R.R. Martin as well as a biography on Churchill. I kinda want to pick up the Ender's Game series too. Thoughts?

I'm a 18 year old white dude. I've also read some philosophy here and there as well as some psychology, but it's mostly out of specific interests rather than a general one. Reading about writing techniques is fun too.