/lit/ - Literature

>Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit:
>There must be in-groups whom the law protectes but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.
>t. Frank Wilhoit

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Any book that'll make me admire women for who they are?

What's this pose called?

Who do you think lived a happier life: An emperor from the middle ages that had a harem of cherry picked 50,000 women and never slept with the same woman twice, or a man who had one fulfilling relationship in his entire lifetime?

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Any book criticising the modern structure of work from the angle 'this is not how it is meant to be'?

>Sorry that I interrupted you to receive pizza from the door, what were you saying about your favourite book again?

What's the best romantic book you've ever read?
Or which book contains your favourite bits of romance?

How do you feel knowing that you'll never be able to read more than 600 books in your lifetime?

Assuming that you read with the intent of absorbing the content and not just for scanning through the text