/lit/ - Literature

I don't know what to read next, /lit/.
I have a few selected but I can't decide from them. They are:
The Road - Cormac McCarthy
Magician: Apprentice - Raymond E. Feist
The Guns of August - Barbara W. Tuchman
The Eye of the World - Robert Jordan

My girlfriend called me an emotionless and cold robot today. Recommend me some books based on that sentence.
I have no related pictures.

make it into a comic like pic related, and watch as it blossoms into popularity, and a few months from now, somebody will post it and you'll feel all warm inside

FANTASY THREAD YOU MOTHER FUCKERS
I guess science fiction faggots could be included, too..

On a specific note, Robert Fisk. How's he? Also, what fucking order do his books go in? I assume Magician series is first, and then after that it all falls into confusion.

Any good fantasy books you've read recently that you'd recommend?

I don't have a related picture, but I've always laughed at this one.

Kant is high-brow for me.

Kierkegaard is highish-brow to me, after I understood what his Danish words actually meant.
I like highish-brow because I want to be challenged intellectually on every page.

Sadly, most philosophers tend to, in my opinion, putting their ideas somewhere in their works and the proceeding to writes hundreds of pages on how wise they are.

>lets admit it, we would boast if we were Mr. K.

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