/lit/ - Literature

13) Confessions of an English Opium Eater
17) The Call of Cthulu
19) Robert Burns giving us a taste of Scots, but I don't recall if this poem has a title.
25) I shall guess Nabokov's Ada solely based on the last name.
27) Ulysses? I know that Sinn Fein is the name of a political party, but I don't know how it translates.
29) Dune
39) One of the Jeeves stories. My rusty memory of Latin would suggest that "fons et origo" translates as "source and origin".
48) Bohemian Rhapsody
58) Lord of the Rings (trying to open the door of Moria?)
73) Wilfred Owen on the topic of WWI ("it is sweet and proper to die for one's country")

5) Kubla Khan
7) I couldn't tell you which story, but that's definitely Sherlock Holmes.
12) Murder on the Orient Express
13) 1984
15) Treasure Island
17) Maltese Falcon
22) The low-hanging fruit of Catch-22
61) Pale Fire
65) Confederacy of Dunces
68) True Grit
81) Stranger in a Strange Land
82) Once and Future King
84) Old Man and the Sea

>>21475302
栄光 (glory) has the same pronunciation as 曳航 (tow) and is a more common word, so you could take it as "afternoon glory".

>>21463673
It's almost visceral how disgusting and pathetic I find this French faggot. Is there anything sadder than a hedonist who is also a complete loser? Not only is he amoral, he's a failure in his own amorality.

I only read books in my lucid dreams, created by my unconsciousness, to understand myself on a higher level.

>>20792676
that this anon is getting shat on is sign that /lit/ is still a good board