/lit/ - Literature

>>17018993
im enjoying the boyposting although the "femboy" trend i dislike heavily. young men are handsome as they are, no need for female faggotry or vulgar sexualised clothing/behavior etc.

t. wish someone loved me in GREEK mentor-student way before i hit the age wall

here's a list of more or less classic/pre-21st century homoerotic books (some lesbian too) i've scraped up yesterday

> wingmen
> giovanni's room
> maurice
> The Wars byTimothy Findley
> The City and the Pillar
> Well of Loneliness, by Radclyffe Hall
> Tipping the Velvet

also, Kuzmin among russian ones, but idk if he ever got translated.

>>16597190
d-do you have more pics like that, Op? it's so comfy..

>>14375519
Pickwick, probably. Also Screwtape.
Manalive was very comfy, too.
Pic related, comfiest pic I have.

>>14272147
Have fun!

I dunno. Try Heart of Darkness. Then maybe Moby-Dick. Maugham can be cozy, maybe try his short stories. Or that old standby, Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes. Then read Poe's Dupin stories to ccmpare, and the next thing you know you will be arguing in a thread about the origins of Detectiùe fiction! :-)

I'm working on it...

Can books prepare you for life?