/lit/ - Literature

>>5811723
How about the regular version?

>>4458196
I did make this one a while back, but it's a bit harder.

I like this one better.

Hi, /lit/.

I'm after some advice concerning the 'best' (by best I mean unabridged/unedited/well-annotated for study) copy of the Bible (KJV) available for purchase. I hear the KJV is regarded as the most relevant to the western canon, despite the utilisation of sub-par source texts- correct me if I'm wrong.

does this copy http://www.bookdepository.co.uk/King-James-Bible-Thomas-Nelson-Publishers/9780840726759
look up to scratch?

Thanks in advance for any help. I've searched the archives for recommended editions but I didn't seem to turn anything up other than 'go for KJV'.

/lit/ Bingo time!!!

Yes, it's stupid and fun. Yes, discussion of books can result from the posting of your results. No, you don't have to shit on the thread because you disapprove of fun.

Most of these come from the /lit/ achievements with slight modifications to balance difficulty. I kept out the non-achievement ones for the most part, like reading Twilight or Ayn Ran or Dan Brown.

Post yours regardless of whether or not you get a bingo.