/lit/ - Literature

Out of all the years posting here, I wonder what the butterfly effect of my posts has been. All the arguments, insights, and book recommendations. Hundreds of posts. Have I changed anons lives like they have shaped me? I wouldn't have a library of 400 books if it wasn't for /lit/. So many insightful books I only bought on the recommendation of another anon. So many little thoughts that have shaped my entire ideological understand of the human condition because of some shitpost discussion on here.

Thanks, /lit/. I really appreciate everything you do, and I hope I have helped some of you out there too. We are all gonna make it, bros.

Hey /lit/, What should I read next from my shelf? I've recently read the gambler, reread the hobbit, and finally finished infinite jest. I'd like complete more of my shelf quickly, here's what's on the fiction shelf:
>Illiad/odessy (Butler's prose)
>neuromancer
>man in the high castle
>complete novels of jane austin
>bulfinche's mythology
>les miserables
>the anead
>complete short stories of kafka
>complete stories and poems of poe
>ovid's metamorphosis
>it cant happen here
>the stand
>the divine comedy
>anna karenia
>crime and punishment
>the double
>lolita
>stoner
>blood meridian
>brief interviews with hidious men
>the iron heel
>shadow and claw
>gravitys rainbow
>war and peace
>the bacchae and other plays
>the cantuber tales
>moby dick,
>to kill a mocking bird
>a civil action
>a clockwork orange
>abridged (fuck the publisher for not putting that on the cover) count of monte cristo
>le morte d'arther
>a few shitty legal thrillers
>6 massive warhammer 40k novels

>writes scifi album about a drug fueled rock and roller
>writes apocalyptical album based on 1984
>continued to be relivent to popular music up until the day he died

How can one musician be so absolutely based?

>>17232818
Why did you post the greatest album of all time, this isn't /mu/, no one here will appreciate it.

>>13479469
here you go.