/lit/ - Literature

>>4681428
Fair enough.

>>4646864
>this forum is for adults

lel

On Women by Arthur Schopenhauer

>>4604136
yeah this seems like a decent speculative list.

>atlus shrugged and vonnegut

abort

>>4564764
>æ

Confirmed for pic related.

>This thread

>>4522849
>>4522894
>"I don't even feel human anymore"
>"Like meta-cognition on a massive scale"
>"To speak in a more abstract way..."
>"Except I feel like I'm both the puppeteer and the puppet".

A little self doubt does not a hyper-aware, philosophically adept ubermensch make, pal. In fact, you posting this entire thing and describing how incredibly self-aware you are: is that not desperately trying to create an impression of yourself in other people? Are you sure you just haven't romanticized the idea of being self-aware to the point where you've convinced yourself you are, picking and choosing particular instances in your life that might resemble minor self-awareness?

>>4479346
>implying Goosebumps isn't patrician as fuck

Hey /lit/, I need recommendations.

I'm looking for crime/noir novels that are akin to the Coen brothers' movies, Elmore Leonard, Jim Thompson, etc. I've read the 'big ones' like Chandler, Hammett and MacDonald, but now I'm looking for more 'modern' stuff.

I'm also interested in western books, particularly westerns in the vein of Blood Meridian and Warlock. I've read the more lightweight, slightly corny stuff like Louis L'Amour and Zane Grey. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

>>4259454
Why are you here then?

You're obviously a pleb. You just can't understand the higher art that is anime, not the Japanese spirit that goes into it.

Feels and minimalism.

You don't know anything about class

hahaha all you ants scuttling to disclose my life and failing miserably, le control plus alt plus delete
i'm on holiday with that dapper australian crossdresser, pounding him in the ass every night in a hotel, surrounded by goats and barren fields, oh albania
also just so you faggots would stop here is a picture of le me

>>3755438
Here here.

>>3715844
Hey there, sweetie.

ITT:

Picture of yourself and your favourite book

Island by Huxley

>>3314691

U geim, bro?
No pein, no keim.

It's 1am and I'm drinking port and going to read The old man and the sea.

How about you?

>implying you're supposed to be contented while reading

Step down, plebeian.

>>2217778