/lit/ - Literature

>>20372872
She's everything I expected her to be.

https://file.wikileaks.org/file/dutroux-dossier-summary-2005.pdf

The internet has absolutely wrecked my ability to appreciate literature. Not only has it reduced my attention span (which can be overcome) but my brain always looking to reduce everything I read into 250 words of simple English too. I can't appreciate the depth of what the author is trying to convey, and I constantly feel the urge to give up when I can't make out a paragraph.

How do I deprogram myself?

>>16667440
>Hell is me

>>16289182
I'm a law student. I decided to study it in part (there were a lot of other reasons) because Kafka did, and I wanted to "imitate" him. I guess it's going alright, just as planned.

>>14660664
I've only read one so far
Is it over?

>>14117703
Shit, I thought I posted it on /mu/

>tfw speak English better than my native language
>raised on English literature and movies since I was 3 years old
>perfect British accent, even natives have thought I was British and from a rich family even though I'm a poorfag with a country bumpkin accent in my native language
>think in English 70% of the time
>tfw not English

Any books for this feel

>>13501664
Once we are able to decrypt all of Jones' nonsense then we will have the full and absolute truth.

>>13499663

>>12300352
>gf found out I browse /lit/

>tfw going through diffusing hair loss.
I'm only 22. why does life keep throwing curve balls?

>>11341509
> tfw 22 and can't even tie my shoelace

So I'm going through Google Play's collection and just getting a bunch of "Complete Works" files. I'm not a /lit/fag, so spoonfeed me which authors I need to get please.