/lit/ - Literature

Hello /lit/,

I know this gets asked quite a lot, but there's always the chance of seeing some neat advice, and hearing from people who've managed the transition.

I have an absolute fuck ton of books, mostly ancient and medieval history - academic and popular. I am doing a masters at a prestigious university in late antique history.

But between my BA and my masters, I have just lost the will to live. I can't get excited by reading about something I love.

Now I hardly read, fap too much, and don't do enough work. I spend most of the time in a spiral of lethargy and subsequent self-hatred.

How do I get back on the reading bandwagon, start reading a shit tonne and stop fapping so much and coming here?

How do I rediscover the passion I had only a year ago? Has anyone else experienced this and got through it?

I hate it.

bump so this survives til morning

>implying 2014 wasn't the year of Hellenismos

dankest /lit/ meme of them all, tbh

>>6498134

My Negro.

>>6039692
You do know that nearly all historians agree that Jesus existed?

His gives off an aura of effeminacy and unintelligence. He looks like he'd be passive aggressive even in a barfight.

>yfw philosophy is merely the secular version of a culture's mythology

Did Voltaire's Candode refute Leibniz completely?