/lit/ - Literature

Which books would you recommend to an unapologetically antisocial neet with absolutely no ambition, passion or goals in life?
No religious texts please.

I will never stop being a neet as long as my country's welfare system keeps functioning. I have no real hobbies but I don't mind, I just go with the flow of life.

neetchads rise up

>getting mad at current NEETs isn't enough
>wagie is even getting mad at NEETs from thousands of years ago
kek

>>19749907
For me, it's neetbux since my country is a generous welfare state

>>19084362
Be sure to check out all the immigration options, not just asylum. Best of luck friend.

>>18280146
>wagie coping and seething this hard
kek didn't read

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>Books with X theme?
>What am I in for?
>What was his/her problem?
>Books like X?
>Do I need to read X to understand Y?
>other questions I can't think of right now

This is an experiment, /lit/ is complaining lately.
I think this could help the board quality overall.
Direct all questions that in your opinion don't deserve their own thread to here.
Keep this thread open if you like to help fellow anons out with their questions.
Turning this in a general avoids newfags asking those same questions over and over again.
Also, other repetitive posts that don't really need their own thread can be directed here.

Feel free to discuss your thoughts about this becoming a general and maybe improve the template, and save it on our wiki so we could easily copy paste.

Which books will help me cope with being a complete failure? Preferably secular, fiction or non-fiction as long as it helps.
This is a serious thread.