/lit/ - Literature

>>23068249
Yes actually. My Nonna asked my if I'm trying to become a priest because I always have a book with me when I was a kid.

>>22987899
I honestly though he explained everything pretty well. The first two chapters are the 'background' chapters, everything else is narrative, analysis and such. Though the rest of the series is like that besides one chapter on Men at arms.

would anybody watch a booktube channel but it's only about the ancient classics and history

>>20538952
>It's all a bit embarrassing.
Tradition is never embarassing. Monarchy worked and worked for thousands of years, while liberal democracy, with its ~200 year run, is, perhaps, on the brink of collpase. The monarch is the embodiment of a state and a people. When you mock your monarch, limit his powers or oust him from his rightful place, you are cucking your entire people out and opening your people to be violated by the tentacles of the global liberal octopus.