/lit/ - Literature

>2013
Not knowing the awesomeness of contrasting decor styles.

Minimalist bedroom, overstuffed study/library, minimalist bathroom, special bedroom set aside just for storing stuff. shelves of food and sundries and all the things you're not using at the moment.

Instead of having a minimalist place that you can't keep from getting cluttered or a stuffed place you can't get-uncluttered you can vary your experience just by walking a couple feet.

And should you need to bring extra stuff in, you can, without ruining either scheme.

>>3229343
I'm in a uni course on Medieval and Middle English lit right now. Are you planning to read them in their original form, prior to translation?
'Cause although Sir Gowther might be easy, you're gonna have a bad time when it comes to King Horn and Gawain and the Green Knight. I'd suggest starting off with Sir Orpheo.

Also Malory's Mort is pretty exhaustive, IMO. Good luck finishing that shit. Everybody's a virgin and nobody wins besides Galahad.
....spoiler alert lel

Yeppers. Sometimes I buy the Soft cover because it's cheaper but would I prefer a hard cover? I dono. Sometimes, keeps it sturdy, feels more solid.

>>3126300

>Plaedo

wat

Anon means Phaedo, and he is correct; Symposium can be added to the list. Not only can be read in a single sitting, but should be read in a single sitting.