/lit/ - Literature

Keep in mind that its a starter kit, so yes, a lot of these are taught in high schools but the chart is for beginners. This isn't supposed to represent /lit/ as a whole. There's a 'patrician core' chart as well.
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Alright so I'll remove Mockingbird and replace it with Crime and Punishment. I'll also replace Night with Stoner. And Borges instead of Huckleberry Finn?
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Invisible Man is there.

does anyone have a getting into shakespeare pic?

Light books?

Well, these were enjoyable for me:
She's Come Undone - W. Lamb
This Much I Know is True - W. Lamb
Max and the Cats - Moacyr Scliar
The House of Earth Trilogy (1 - The Good Earth, 2 - Sons, 3 - A House Divided) - Pearl S. Buck
The Age of Innocence - Edith Wharton
Guns, Germs and Steel - J. Diamond
The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy - W. Irvine
Tropic of Cancer - Henry Miller
Lolita - Nabokov

Some of these are books you can finish within a day or two if you really have nothing to do on a weekday.
If you want more, see pic related. Just ignore Tao Lin, Ayn Rand and, to some extent, Murakami.

So little actual suggestion. Clearly demonstrating how pleb lit is.

skip that kiddie shit, son

I'm looking to expand my book collection, but I'd rather buy nice edition than shitty 5 $ edition on Amazon.

Where can I buy books on the internet ( except for the obvious ebay/amazon shit )

Oh and by the way, since last thread I also try and read a lot more than before (as someone suggested). So I bought some second-hand book, and I wanted to ask about this list I found on /lit/, is it good?

this isn't it, but whatever, those tier pics are dumb

I got one. Some anon made this a while ago.

Done. Note that this is the abovementioned list, and that I'm only the executor.I also know that Gravity's Rainbow is in the List twice, and apologize for that.


Well, have fun.

I had to turn down the resolution and split the pic to upload it. If anyone'd want full resolution I'd have to upload it somewhere else.