/lit/ - Literature

>>8152281
>If Haruki was Nabokov, Ryu would be Thompson, yet I still love both Nabokov and Thompson.

>>7855840

>>7472546
>the Palomar stories from Love and Rockets
You rock.

>>7322447

>>6831566
you should completely disregard them. they would be wasted on a truly refined patrician of such subtle and discerning taste such as yourself.

I've never read it. I don't even know where you would get a copy. *wink*

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<3 you too, friend.

And enjoy the ride.

>>6671277
>go to /lit
>they tell me I can't bring my /int/ memes, no matter how dank
>I bring em anyway

>>6660816
TFW I bought the entire collection for my niece. The books might not be to everyone's tastes, but she loves them, and she's reading them (in order, no less). Anything I can do to get her and her brother into /lit/ is awesome.

>>6614971
I'm the guy that posted the picture of Lowry, but not the guy currently reading 2666. I would like to read 2666, but my backlog is ridiculous. For what it's worth, I like Chivas Regal--mighty fine sippin' (Scotch) whisky.

Currently drinking cheap ass piss beer. I got off work feeling hot and sweaty and desired a taste of the crack cocaine of alcohol. Reading wise I've been stuck at the last twenty pages of Pale Fire for the past month. It's pretty damn good, but I stopped reading because I started writing.

Cheers!

>>6537248
>I've fucked more women and men
Ahh finally. It's nice to meet someone else who is sexually enlightened on this board of perpetual summer. Most of these plebs are so homophobic they won't even let a woman stick her finger up their ass. Afraid they might enjoy it, and of what those feelings might entail. anyway I just wanted to say, hat's off. Maybe we'll meet at a bohemian orgy some time.

>>6496705
>strawmanning this hard

>>6469827
Yes now please leave and never come back. Tell your pleb friends at your dungeons and dragons meetings they're not welcome here.

>>6394568
>I went slumming don't you know it was splendid good fun old chap to see the way the other half lives and what all. I say I am frightfully grateful daddy let me collect wages from his factory I shudder to imagine what a dreadful predicament life would have been like without them. I might have had to abort the whole game and pack it in. All in all it wasn't two bad I just went home whenever it got too rough and now I get to act superior to people on the internet. I would heartily recommend you give it a whirl old sport.

>>6346833
seems strangely fitting for someone who was uncommitted in life to be confined to the realm of the impartial in death I think the catholic idea of limbo would be more suitable for such nonpartisan interlopers.

The stupid person's Michel Houellebecq. God I detest Americans.

perhaps I am the Ubermensch...

>>6198161
Way to remind the plebs of their place my fellow patrician! Kudos!

This goes against my patrician persona But i have been known to get books and shirts from goodwill. I'm not obese so am unable to use their pants though.

So far I've gotten all of the following from goodwills.
Of human bondage
Jude the obscure
Lord Jim
the floating opera
and more.

>>6128128
>implying a disdain for plebs is a meme not a lifestyle

OP spend one night with me and my m8s, we'll have a few drinks, go for a drive, and if you still feel like joining the holy folies in the morning I'll kiss your brown eye and send you on your way.