/lit/ - Literature

>>21805627

Any books to start with the occult? Like a year or so ago I browsed /x/ and asked a general question in one of the tarot reading threads and somehow they accurately predicted that I wanted to be a writer. I think about that sometimes. Anyway, I'm willing to finally give the occult world a chance. Is 'Meditations on the Tarot: A Journey Into Christian Hermeticism' a good starting place? I've seen it mentioned here.

>>18715579
>The Tolstoy teenager again

The world was unironically a better place for art when people were not forced to appear equal, when war and hunger and violence existed in a larger sense. This pussified, commodified world is the worst place for art. And it shows. Art is moribund and sterile today.

Are there any books that explore this idea?

>Catcher in the Rye
>Infinite Jest
>One Hundred Years of Solitude
>Ulysses
>The Silmarillion
>Blood Meridian
>Gravity's Rainbow

And so on, has any of these books filtered you?

https://www.reddit.com/r/books/comments/ohlnxc/what_is_that_book_that_no_matter_how_popular_and/

Let's say I want to publish a book by an author in the public domain, now what? What are the legal proceedings for that? Or can I just publish it without any legal process? What happens if I want to publish another work by another guy but it's a recent translation made by a friend (who's part of my company)?