/lit/ - Literature

After Whatever, I want to read this. What should I expect from it?

>ITT: Books to read in public that will make people call the cops on you

why do people like this again? is it because it validates their lust for lolis?

She seduced him, right?

Am I supposed to be affected by reading this book?
I thought it was a fascinating book and yes, obviously he is morally disgusting but I see people talking about how disgusted they were and traumatised by reading it and I just can't understand why or how.
Is there something wrong with me?

I first read Lolita when i was 12 and I believe it has severely impacted my sexual perception.
How about you?

What are some other cunny-pilled books?

>>14660326

Would I get strange looks from people if I purchased this at a Barnes and Noble?

Is this a meme or is it truly one of the greatest American novels?

>Lolita
The couch scene has made me close the book entirely, never looking back. The prose is good but I cannot imagine how this novel could further me at all.

>>14564592
Take it and leave

lol i thought i was on /adv/
shit
letz make this book related

Now that the dust has settled, who was in the wrong here?

Just finished Lolita.

What do you guys think about this book? I am conflicted, feeling sorry for HH as he is so deeply in love with Lolita but she runs away with other men, but at the same time he is a pedophile.

>DUDE LITTLE GIRLS LMAO

Is this Coomer core?

I’m so fucking pissed off and ready I finish this piece of shit

How do I acquire a physical copy of Lolita without people thinking I’m a pedophile? I’m interested in the prose and style of the work, not children.

What the fuck, this is the greatest written novel of all time. Nabokov was right on his "On a book titled Lolita", literary works aren't meant to be informative or increase your knowledge but simply be aesthetic perfections that will conjure something in your mind that nothing else can do, and Lolita does the greatest job in it.

>>13363983
>a barrier between the grainy lava
anon, stop trying to make us feel more through exaggerating and hyperboling stuff
Otherwise, pretty great, if you shared the whole thing, I'd read it.

>>13364084
>doesn't know who Nabokov was
Holy shit, anon, do read some more.

The perfect book of literature doesn't exis-