/lit/ - Literature

How do you overcome a existential crisis without religion?

>>13282250

All is transient. Money saved is no more permanent than money spent.

>>11731443

His version of 'help' is evil though. He wants fertility rates to be governed by some central authority. Imagine central banking, but with breeding.

>>11583752
in the beginning was the word and the word was with god and the word was god

>>11193657
How does it glorify the killing of the cat you ridiculous fuck

>>10604010
I seem to think you may be right OP. It's been so long but I seem to recall, while a far easier read than those you mentioned, The Wild Palms as being one of my favourite experiences reading Faulkner. It was accessible mostly, but delved into the dense complex prose associated with his SoC in appropriate passages, such a great book, tells parallel storyline of unrelated characters that are conjoined thematically.

It is a sad thing that the majority of his work wasn't as ambitious as the novels you mention, it is sadder what he became in his personal life

Illness has consumed me. I find myself in the throes of fevered dreams, auditory hallucinations, bouts of intense dizziness, strange pressures on my body, etc.

What should I read?