/lit/ - Literature

I write down some of them.

Joubert's writings are specially kino.

"But then, finally comes the day where one grows old"

"Only the works which have, if not worked in, at least thought of, are good."

"My discoverings bring me back to my prejudices."

"No reason, no words"

I think this one was from Faust.
"Maybe in maturity you'll learn that running away achieves nothing"

This one's from Bolaño's Night in Chile
"Man must be responsible of his words, and of his silence"

Some also get me because of how fucking silly or stupid they are.

From one of Bukowski's short stories, can't remember which one.
"She says I have a drinking problem, fucking bullshit" I said as I pulled out two six packs of beer from the fridge."

and from Vizinczey's In praise of older women
"Since I couldn't rape her, I fell in love with her"

And that's about the ones I had written down or I can remember right now.