/lit/ - Literature

I just use whatever is readily available, which just so happens to be, 9 times out of 10, an ebook.

I don't really give a shit what form the book takes since I only read for entertainment and I don't read fast enough or read more than one at a time, so I cant justify carrying multiple physical books, meaning there is basically no difference between carrying around my Kindle or the actual book itself.

I only buy books when I've no other choice, since I can otherwise fulfill my reading desires for free. That is literally the only reason I read ebooks, I really don't give a fuck otherwise. What form it takes shouldn't matter (don't be getting autistically literal with me here and going on about stone tablets and the like), just go read instead of worrying about how its displayed. You will be much happier.

>>3288691

Stop. Taking. It. Literally.

So, /lit/, the eternal question.

Nietzsche or Kierkegaard?

Or, if you prefer, Nietzsche or Heidegger?

Alright, this is what we do.

Someone with a high quality printer will print out this entire thread. The same person opens up a paypal account. /lit/ donates money for
a. one envelope
b. a few stamps

And the printed thread is mailed to a Mr. Thomas Pinecone, c/o his lovely wife at
The Melanie Jackson Agency.
250 West 57th Street, Suite 1119,
New York, NY 10019

And we sign it. "You can't fool /lit/, Mr Pinecone"

>>2928650
> Harold Bloom reads Katherina's final speech as ironic, proposing that she is explaining that in reality women control men by appearing to obey them.

>>2914715
>Hipsters read Murikami

>>2900660
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