/lit/ - Literature

>>20521732
>you won’t learn it this way
Then what more components should be included? The idea is that someone locked in a room with only these books could make it to the end and create stuff on their own.
>>20521787
>What languages would that be?
Personally, I want to read & write in Ancient Greek, Hebrew, and Arabic. Already well into Latin with the 2 meme books and supplementary PDFs, so its less of a concern for me to prepare a complete pack for it.
>It would be extremely handy for languages without that many known resources, like Sumerian, Pali, Classical Chinese
Look up "Language Learning Pack" on tpb, they have some weird ones like Cuneiform and Egyptian Hieroglyphs. Partly my inspiration but they include too much with little quality control, and obviously aren't physical.

ok /fitlit/
APOLOGIES RN

You guys just made me read "Moby Dick" since summer up untill now
This book
I've seen it plastered all around saying "THE MOST EPIC NOVEL BRO EVERYBODY SAYS ITS EPIC"
DUDE 75% OR MORE OF THIS SHIT WAS JUST WHALE FACTZ AND KNOWLEDGE

I honestly wish I could GO BACK,yes,go the fuck back and actually get a better book
Please,just give some insight on all of this,for real was this an inside joke I just fell for or something???
Like the
>"Start with da Greeks"
Thing

Honestly,what made this book so good for you?