/lit/ - Literature

>I just read Evola on a recommendation and I accidentally summoned Hitler

I read the Bible and Buddhist scriptures on the toilet

>>19719923
>it’s a naturalist travelogue

>>19681414
>author mentions your exact address

>book written in the 19th century features characters who use modern gadgets like smartphones, ipods, USBs, laptops, camcorders etc, and these items are explicitly mentioned and/or are integral to the story.

>>18430013
Why
>>18430008
Ty anon

>A recent double blind study from the University of Wisconsin showed that females age 18 to 35 can detect whether or not a male subject is a virgin from facial cues and body language alone with up to 93 percent accuracy.

>In class
>Tranny professor walks up to podium
>Attention class! We’re going to study the entire works of F. Gardner. We’ll be starting with Call of the Crocodile and it will last the entire semester.

What would you do?

>>16849427

>Book threatens the reader

When you realize that consciousness was a mistake and we were never meant to be

aware.

Is there any non-spooky, non-disturbing sci-fi literature? It's a very interesting genre for me but I'm sick od having nightmares.

Just finished reading genealogy of morals and I'm legitimately mindblown that all the morality inside me is a byproduct of a war tool by the oppressors on the oppressed. How to cope with this?

>>14660122
Anon, did you make sure to check underneath your bed for any tentacle monsters?

Redpill me about the jews and their God, it was just a desert demon?

>>13486053
Th- that's what prose is, anon.
Honestly, why waste your time like that? If you don't care about anything other than the sound of the words, at least tell me you read them all in their native languages. You at least did that anon, r-right??

NO DUDE, WE REALLY DON’T WANNA DO THAT

>>12722122
>Cottage cheese