/lit/ - Literature

>>11589604
Fuck, after reading this it's clear, I've been deceiving myself all this time. I'm a godforsaken brainlet aren't I? And yet I pretend to read philosophy and have the audacity to think I understand it, imagine the things that have gone over my head when a mediocre poem is incomprehensible gibberish to me unless someone spoonfeeds me.
This is beyond cruel.

Are there any philosophy, psychology or occult books that deal with the topic of the void? A lot of mythos like greeks have it in some form, they have chaos. Are there any non fiction books that are getting into this topic for more than one page?

Philosophy doesn't quite do the cut for me; I need a well weaved tale or something poetic to ignite my eros for life.

Any recommendations? I was thinking Shakespeare or Beowulf.