/lit/ - Literature

>>14479062
>>Favorite book
the world as will and representation
>>Favorite poet
im heterosexual
>>Age
19
>>Degree
studying statistical physics
>>Job
n/a
>>Body count
0. extra virgin khv. never even went out with a girl on a date or even just as friends

>all that trash of both

Hi /lit/,

I just finished my residency in pediatric surgery. I'm pretty well versed on the science behind death and have experienced quite a bit of it now. What books would you suggest for somebody wanting to learn more about the less clinical and sterile side of death? It's been a peculiar journey and I'm not sure I can mentally cope with this being my career without finding new perspectives or ideas on death.

I don't come here often so I apologize if this is an out of place thread or a common topic.

>>8309891
>people still think Satan is cool no matter how hard the Christian critics work to demonstrate what an asshat he is

I guess as long as people love Shelley they'll love Satan

>>7923594
> single slice of bread

>I sure fucking hope this dude nuts up and shanks some niggas soon

Literature may not be for you

>tfw spending more time wondering what your wikipedia page would say if you became famous than actually writing

>feelings of inadequacy + indecision when trying to recognize own feelings
>Either/Or