/lit/ - Literature

>>18066794
Trivium
I can grasp majority of the underlying ideas in the books I've read so far; however, this one is significantly harder and requires multiple rereads and analysis I think

Slaughterhouse V made me tear up a couple of times.

>be I
>proud stoic
>whenever a coworkers asks me a question I just stare at them unmoving and say “yes” or “no”
>heard them making fun of me in the break room

>>8288298

When he and Karen break up. Gets me every single time.

>She must have been planning her departure for some time, Stoner realized; and he was grateful that he had not known and that she left him no final note to say what could not be said.

how do I into /lit/? jerking off and playing videogames do nothing for me, social interaction is becoming tiresome and all I want is to broaden my mind or something by reading some shit, more so so I don't write like a fucking idiot and learn to use the brain I have. the only books I've truly sat down and read in the last year have been "Seneca - on the shortness of life" and 1984, and currently I'm reading crime and punishment. Judge all you want, but I never fucking read, and I want to know what I should be reading from here on out.