/lit/ - Literature

>>13775863
>mfw Wellback is probably right but I don't want to face the fact

>>12518719
I'd suffer with her in a cramped apartment, drinking tea and reading Russian novels with characters who also suffer, while we both avoid proper jobs and live by scraping together whatever money we can to spend on books, cheap tea and the basic food items we need.

Mo Yan - Red Sorghum
Luo Guanzhong - Three Kingdoms
Unknown - Kudrun
Wolfram von Eschenbach - Parzival
Kawabata Yasunari - Thousand Cranes
Fyodor Dostoyewsky - Crime and Punishment
William Shakespeare - Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
Mona Baker - In other words
Kenesei István - A Nyelv és a nyelvek ("Language and languages")
Jonathan Clements - Anime, a History
Vladimir Lenin - State and Revolution
Lev Tolstoy - Resurrection
Wang Shifu - Romance of the Western Chamber
Cao Xueqin - Dream of the red chamber
Dimitri Shostakovich - Testimony
Mezei József - Madách

Jotted all of them down onto a paper, but most probably I'll end up reading completely different books 90% of the time.
Though I'm still looking for an edition of Dream of the Red Chamber, but if the penguin one is really the definitive English translation then I'll just stick to reading them in E-book format, because I don't have the money to buy all of the volumes.

>yesterday my country had "the day of poetry"
>I forgot to write poetry
>I forgot to read any poetry
>I forgot to recite any poetry
I'm more bummed about this than I should be.

Two to three.
One longer/larger in the bus
One on the tram
One in the library if I'm not working on anything else.