/lit/ - Literature

last one of those silly things. does anyone actually use them as a guideline?

>>5640658
this one is much better.

And besides, whoever thinks Tolkien's works are even remotely concerned with real world politics isn't worth listening to.

>>5602029

>>5597337

I've read 17 of them, goml

Some of it is lowbrow, sure, but some of it is also quite good. The list more conspicuous by what it's missing. This one is much better.

Hi from /pol/,
I heard that you guys made a book together... That sounds pretty awesome.
Some of us at /pol/ were thinking of compiling all of our best knowledge into a book to redpill the masses.
What software, app, or system did you guys use to write the book together? I've been looking through different note-taking applications and collaborative editors, but there's a lot to choose from!

Thanks for any help or feedback!

>>5420624
Read the second row of nonfiction and you ought to be just about the smartest kiddie in /pol/

Now please leave and take your misunderstood buzzwords with you

Can anybody recommend me some good books about right wing political philosophy from right wing intellectuals? I've gone through all of these I can get my hands on and I am craving more.

Does /lit/ have a left-wing reading chart similar to the attached pic?