/lit/ - Literature

>>22473476
I'd be tempted to agree with you but non-blind audiobook listeners usually argue they listen while doing more "productive" things (driving, housework, etc.).

Has anyone ever had access to restricted libraries in a college or university or some archive? What was the book and what was it about? For me I have read ancient cartography books that I had to put gloves on in order to read. The maps were about the New World

>>14496253
>The dog gives, the cat is.

I think Jurassic Park is the best book because there is dinosaurs and killing in it.

>>13768919
>23
>paraná, brazil
>the birth of tragedy (my first nietzsche)

>tfw think you're old but realize men's primes start in their late 20s and lasts through their 60s
>tfw you're not a woman, whose prime lasts from their teens until their mid 20s

Fuck it feels good being a man

>read 370 pages today

>switched my bedroom lights from a warm tone to a cool tone
>suddenly able to focus on what I read
Feels good man

Gonna turn on the air conditioner and get the room real cold, hop under the blankets and spend the night shitposting on /lit/ while reading Iliad

Rank these

Euthyphro
Apology
Crito
Meno
Phaedo

>>12154342
OwO

Am I the only one who thought the melancholy of the book was more comfy than straight up sad?

>>10394295
I might have to put this on my Christmas list. What translation do you have? (P&V?) I hear Guerney or whatever is another good one. Are you into any other Russian lit?

>>9726570
I'm not entirely sure but I'm periodically saving shit from /lit/ onto a .txt file.
There's some real gems there that I'm going to steal/repurpose for my works.

What's you favorite Comfy series /lit/? Something you go back to and re-read every year or so. I just finished re-reading the Wheel of Time series. I know it gets a lot of hate, but I just can't help but like it.

>>7403875

Comfiest book ever.

>Mah Vermont Autumns