/lit/ - Literature

>>23007627
we do no need 70% of china, fren

>>22385880
Has anyone noticed that out of a list of the top 137 minds of Western civilization there are only two women, and zero blacks?

Have you taken the audiobook pill yet /lit/?

> strike up a conversation with a female
> a few replies,
> feel like I should say something
> schizo blankness in brain
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What books offer an insight into human nature in a practical way? As a hopelessly redpilled man, sometimes I have issues coming up with topics and actions befitting common formal social situations such as receptions, gala dinners, and so on, especially if the drink is scarce and the people are unknown. Is there something like a british gentleman's guide that outlines generic principles to fall back upon in moments of discomfort and unknowingness?

Books about Japanese red-light district?

What's with this phenomenon where some writers proudly claim they don't read much? That's like a chef that doesn't eat

Books to inspire great leadership or understanding human psychology?

I have some insight into philosophy (which has helped) and I'm circling back to Aristotle's ethics at the moment.