/lit/ - Literature

Chart thread, post what you've got.

I'm looking particularly for mysticism charts.

/pol/-tier

Here's a chart

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Well, OP.

Seeing how I'm a nice guy.


Have this reading list :)

Is there a picture like pic-related, but for the left wing? Specifically looking for fiction

I realize this fits into the domain of /pol/ too, but I figure they would just direct me back here anyway.

This chart is great for giving me ideas of what to read, but I was hoping you'd perhaps have some personal experience with these books to give me a personal recommendation.

I ask this because I'm very interested in politics and watch hours upon hours of political videos daily as well as lurk /pol/ far too much for my own good. However - I haven't read actual books on the subject - only articles and threads.

For this reason I don't want something too "heavy" as I feel I'd lack the patience (as someone who hardly ever reads books, I have an awful attention span). The chart, and others like it do not tell me the difficulty of the content so I was hoping you'd be able to help advise me.

I identify as a Libertarian, but in truth I am probably closer to Paleo-Conservatism - so I'd prefer right wing reading. I am open to the entire spectrum though.

The first books I was thinking of getting were some Peter Hitchens books, Ayn Rand, and Julius Evola. How do you feel about those, and how do their respective books compare against each other in terms of difficulty to newcomers?

I'm British (English to be specific) if that makes a difference.

>TL;DR - what (preferably right-wing) political reading would you recommend for someone new to reading?

I know you guys have this list of right-wing books. (pic related)

Do you have a similar one for left-wing books, or any other area of politics?

>I checked the wiki and google, found nothing

Read every single one of these books and then maybe you can fulfill your dreams.

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