/lit/ - Literature

Wizardry is just around the corner for me and I want some wizard books to read.
So all I have right now is:
Inside Mr Enderby
Notes From Underground (Quasi-wizard since he has to pay to get sex)

Anything else, preferably depressing (and where the main character shoulders a large chunk of the blame for his predicament BUT cannot be completely blamed for it).

Just finished Inside Mr Enderby which finishes with an unconsummated marriage, a suicide attempt and a stint in the nuthouse.

What other depressing wizard (or only ever paid for sex) books are there to read besides Notes from Underground? Is the rest of the Enderby series just as depressing or worth reading?

Just finished Inside Mr Enderby which finishes with an unconsummated marriage, a suicide attempt and a stint in the nuthouse.

What other depressing wizard (or only ever paid for sex) books are there to read besides Notes from Underground? Is the rest of the Enderby series just as depressing or worth reading?

Well, exactly a month before I become a wizard. What are some good but depressing books on being a friendless wizard?

(I was following some wizard's path on trying to fix his life and lack of sex life and in the end all that happened was that he became /fit/ and had sex with a prostitute. He did not gain friends or a gf. He regretted having the prostitute.)

Well, one month till I become a wizard. Any books on becoming content as a friendless wizard that isn't mumbo jumbo buddhist crap?

Maybe fiction where a character comes to terms with his wizardhood?

>>11555317
I'm guessing most of the anons cry are under 25 who are just wasting their valuable time here.

But what of those who are a year away from wizardhood?