/lit/ - Literature

>tfw someone once posted a megapack from Bibliotik of NYRB classics but that was around 2016 and havent seen anything like that since

How hard is it to predict the future? what factors should one consider (economic, geo-political, cultural values, religion, etc.)? also how vague should i be?

Im going to write a book on the downfall of America

Meh, I tried to as a catholic myself but gave up halfway cause as the other anons said, the arguments aren't really too great.

Julian Offray is better.

>Another comfy Christian thread
Ah, nice.

Anyone got any recommendations for Christian fiction? I'm not talking about the 'Narnia' series but more something like 'I heard the owl call my Name'.

Thanks in advance.

I recently quit /pol/ and all those alt-right stuff.
I hate leftists and I hate alt-righters. Which books can you recommend me that will teach me to find a balance in ideas, to form my own opinion, to avoid biases, to not jump on bandwagons and follow crowds? Doesn't have to be political.