/lit/ - Literature

>>20258299
>nighted

too based to live

>>18783711
If you're a fan of Lovecraft and weird fiction, then Ian Gordon of Horrorbabble. https://www.youtube.com/c/HorrorBabble/videos

>>18775183
H. P. Lovecraft. His prose is purple, his protagonists faint like women, and many of his stories tend to run together, but for me his works have a certain cozy charm. Probably because I first read him in high school, and even twenty years later his doomer nihilism still resonates with me.

>>16626301
A true master of his works. Thanks for inventing a unique brand of horror that has stood the test of time

>mfw when he references Marx "on the jewish question"

>>16268500
Seething

>>16088194

I think all this stems from his Lovecraft plug which is fucking stupid that people are STILL upset at that fucking joker nearly a century later

>>15986919
Hello

Niggers

My absolute favorite part of this book is when they enter that bar and ask for beans and the bartender mistakes them for blacks because they're covered in dirt and shit and one of them shouts "he thinks we're niggers!" and the one black dude blows the bartender away

been getting into reading again after taking a 5 year break, problem is that I am confused as to where to start. all the stuff I read in my teenage years was entry level shit like Dumas and Sherlock Holmes. I’ve been reading some random shit these days like Napoleon by Andrew Roberts and Roadside Picnic but I want to read something serious that has a substance, recommend me something to read /lit/.