/lit/ - Literature

>>9628191

This book is the shit. Give it a read sometime.

I probably read books before this, this once just stands out because of the subject matter. IMO it should be impossible to remember your first book because you should be reading by 2.

,>>6037492
Pic related

Fucking mods banned me for posting pics of shit in a thread
Guess they haven't read pic related

I just read this masterpiece and realized what exactly its symbolizes

never posted on /lit/ before but my god this was a fucking disappointment. Minna Unchi was ok in Japanese but this book felt like it was aimed towards babies.
what's /lit/'s general opinion on the poop books?
I have a feeling I might get laughed at for this

I feel that this signals the beginning of /lit/'s downfall.
Ah, well. It was fun while it lasted.
By the way, OP, this is a far better book than Fight Club.

im looking for a book published by penguin books. Story goes a go goes to some place makes friends with people then kills a guy i think and takes the body with a boat where he drown the body and the police goes looking for him

When do you think we'll get the sequel, Everyone Masturbates?

>being published is such a big fucking deal

Are you Guys even Trying ?
This book is Serious Shit

This changed my life

Everyone Poops

The Educational Development Corporation, saying it was fed up with Amazon’s scorched-earth tactics, announced at the end of February that it would remove all its titles from the retailer’s virtual shelves.

“Amazon is squeezing everyone out of business,” said Randall White, EDC’s chief executive. “I don’t like that. They’re a predator. We’re better off without them.”

Amazon was buying EDC’s books from a distributor and discounting them to the bone Amazon has $48 billion in revenue but hardly any profit, proof that its approach is opportunistic and unsustainable. When traditional publishers, booksellers and wholesalers are destroyed, these opponents say, Amazon will be left with a monopoly that will be detrimental to the larger health of the culture.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/16/business/media/amazons-e-book-pricing-a-constant-thorn-for-publish
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This shit was my Bible back in the day.

Hi /lit/

so i really don't read as much as i should/want to but i really don't know what to read to get "back into the swing of things". So what books made you love reading /lit/ or are just really good. I enjoy all generes except maybe horror.