/lit/ - Literature

>>18807133
Ok I will read it next.

>>18698693
>>18698712
very cute and wholesome

>>17354510
Well, you just have to get going. So start writing! And then, when you have realized that you actually don't like writing at all and that you have only deluded yourself into thinking that you do (so that at least in one thing you are better than others, something special, a talent!), you give it up and are finally free to move forward.

>>16844376
thanks for the thread link, made me smile :)

>>16800754
disagree, they make me look smarter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE5_bIq8wO8

>>16739935
Killing yourself sets you further apart from God, if we learned anything from the book of Job it is that suffering is the only method in which we can become closer to God. Stay strong brother.

Leo Perutz – for marrying magical realism with Prague's endlessly winding alleyways, his contributions to historical fiction, and detective fiction.

I like mystery novels. The Master of the Day of Judgement by Leo Perutz is lovely.

"Leo Perutz is the author of eleven novels that attracted the admiration of such writers as Graham Greene, Ian Fleming, Italo Calvino, and Jorge Luis Borges."

"In the Viennese autumn of 1909, famed actor Eugen Bischoff is driven to suicide. All eyes are on Baron von Yosch, who was once the lover of the dead man's wife. The Baron has nothing to hide. But why was his pipe found at the scene of death?"

I just read Sense and Sensibility and it bored me to tears. It was too similar to Pride and Prejudice but with lesser characters.
What do i read now? Something else by Austin or move on to a different author?

the many is the one. Hmmm.

>read Phenomenology of Spirit
>have already independently arrived at these conclusions

If you do fun things, time flies by. If you do boring things, times stretches like gumgum. But this is only true for the present sensation of time. In our memory, times of fun, which seemed to fly by, stretch out. And times of boredom crumble into small nothingness.

does being a serious student of mathematics (e.g. analysis, higher alebra, logic) necessarily make one a Platonist?