/lit/ - Literature

Is there any book that can take away my existential dread? Why are we existing?

>>17941632
take the rapture-pill and help rebuild an intellectual foundation for conservatism:
https://youtu.be/EvkhZYEWl5o

>>17501853
>my work isnt politically fashionable

what is your concentration? what are you interested in studying?

without disclosing too much: where, roughly, do you study? what type of institution are you at?

>>17501894
this isnt inaccurate. cynical, but not inaccurate. are you in academia? what are your interests?

to be honest i can see where at least you two are coming from. i am curious: are you not interested in providing an alternative? would a legitimate opportunity to participate in an alternative be of interest to you?

It took me some time but I finally finished with the greeks, what do I read next?

If buddhism is the cure for everything then explain me how china became one of the biggest shitholes on this planet, every time i see a WEBM or GIF on this godforsaken website it's always those chinky bugmen driving over kids in their vehicles without remorse or eating live animals. Fuck buddhism

Hello,

I liked the short 36 paged story "Library of Babel" From Jorge Luis Borges. Recommend me more awesome short stories like that. I'm trying to fix my low attention span by beginning and finishing short books.

Thanks you friends,

Carlos

why is everything so depressing in Russia ?
their music is about struggle and longing
their literature is about just dying in misery after living in misery after being born in misery
their tv is about people being kinda jokingly about living in misery

if they would ever wanna conquer the planet they just hack our internet/television and just share their "entertainment" and by the end of the day everybody would be depressed in their bed