/lit/ - Literature

>>21342965
Brave New World and I want to read it again soon

Ereader pleb here. The prices here are insane, but Gubbermen gave us some gibs. I'll use some of it at restaurants and shit, but books seem like a better way to spend money. So I alloted a budget of 100€ for 2 hardcovers. I was thinking Critique of Pure Reason, and Kapital 1. Both of those have really solid translations, and the editions look sturdy. What do you think? A suggestion
>needs to be timeless
>decently standalone, so I can borrow it to friends who wanna do some reading like that.
>books where it's good to revisit them every few years
I'm ashamed to admit it, but it'd be nice if the book made me look cool when normie friends visit.

any books that talk about how so many problems in the world are deeply rooted in Narcissism?

Which board would win in a philosophical debate: /lit/ or /sci/?

>girl is nice to me
>think about her for the rest of the week
>think about my life with her
>muster up courage to talk to her
>she is hugging her boyfriend when I see her
>repeat

>>14200269
Actually I cut my dick off because I realized sex was just a trick of the demiurge to promote the ongoing suffering of humanity and therefore evil in all its forms.

>All and sundry

>>12847571
fuck

>>12049246
You are quite possibly beyond delusion if you honestly think anything you've said is true. Sure, /lit/ may have a marginally higher verbal IQ than other boards since many of us are in English/Philosophy studies or merely have a keen interest in reading, but to assume that we have the highest general IQ is laughable. There are retards on every board including this one, and just because you might've heard some inbred on /pol/ say that /lit/ is the smartest board, and just because you heard the same general feedback most posts here receive, doesn't validate any of your claims.

That being said, repost your shitty story so I can laugh at it.