/lit/ - Literature

These threads are cool, require almost no effortposting and still neolit can't handle it
>>12174286
Yeats - The Countess Cathleen or The Hour Glass
that album's ace
>>12174450
shit taste
Cormac McCarthy - No Country for Old Men

>inb4 anti-oedipus or something by nick land

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>>11544093
Knut Hamsun - Growth of the Soil
>>11546064
Dosto - Demons
>>11546429
Charles Robert Maturin - Melmoth the Wanderer
"What is this... that stands before me" would work as an epigraph for that book
>>11546582
pretty obvious one: Notes from the Underground
>>11546864
Thomas Mann - Doctor Faustus
>>11549029
Henrik Ibsen - Peer Gynt
So much of the Norwegian black metal myth is in that play, makes me think some of them must have read it
>>11551534
Borges' - Ficciones
Charles Baudelaire - The Flowers of Evil
also probably Maldoror but i haven't read it yet so idk
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>>11552059
Ken Kesey - Sometimes a Great Notion
>>11563006
William Blake - Songs of Innocence
>>11569339
Goethe - The Sorrows of Young Werther

probably pretty basic recs but i hope someone can find something they like

also curious if there's any literature (other than peer gynt) that deals with the idea of this quoute from varg in a deeper and more detailed way:
>what once was, before the light took us and we rode into the castle of the dream. Into emptiness. It's something like: beware the Christian light, it will take you away into degeneracy and nothingness. What others call light I call darkness. Seek the darkness and hell and you will find nothing but evolution
so like... invoking christian darkness because it's the ephemeral thing that's closest to ancient pagan light.