/lit/ - Literature

Does only reading fiction make me less intelligent than people who read non-fiction?

>>13991816
I just graduated with a BA in English this May. Some of the courses I took were interesting. British Literature and Ancient Western Lit were my favorites. The male to female ratio is fantastic for hooking up with girls. I basically spent four years getting drunk, reading the canon, and finger banging sluts. It was rad. The only downside is now I have a useless degree and am unemployed. Oh well.

My gf is coming to live with me and I wanted to get her some books in Polish as a surprise. Where is a good place to order from (within Europe) if I don't speak the language myself and need the website to be in English?

how is /lit/so full of reddit?

Chipped ice over a black lit board with single holes punched through them, surrounded by tar-spun lashes to distract from the terribly-applied shadow just a shade too light for her.

>What School do you go to
UIUC
>Major?
Political science and geography
>Brief description of social life (fucked up
stories welcome)
I'm still rooming with people from high school who I wasnt even friends with back then and am even less so now. I'd go on to say I actively dislike most of them. Outside of that I really only talk to coworkers, its nice because you get partnered up every night and you're forced to get to know them after a while. I'm pretty self concious of a skin condition I have so its hard to maintain a friendship because it flares up every few days and I dont leave my apartment. Cant say ive made an actual friend in my 3 years here
>What are your political views
Lean more towards the left, moreso on social issues than economic ones
>Also pretty much anything else about you would like to rant about
I'm trying to get closer to a coworker I get along particularly well with, but he's a huge pothead and I'm becoming one as well by virtue of hanging out with him more and I hate that I can see I'm becoming lazier every day. I've always had an issue with drugs and now that he's set me up with a dealer with cheap as shit prices I feel like I'm going down a bad path.

Especially a bad time because I realized one of my issues is that I dont have many hobbies (anymore) and that's a large barrier to socializing with people and basically becoming a better person. Over the past few years all my hobbies have dropped off one by one in exchange for more shitposting here

>>9587465
Should I finish GEB first, or take a break from it and read that in the meantime?