/lit/ - Literature

Nice thread, a good NEET hobby that I have picked up and have become somewhat skilled after 6 months from being inspired by this thread

>>14109401
I have read enough philosophy and have already gotten through it. The struggle I am faced with now is where so I go, being the person that I am. Physical reality is limited due to me being a ruralite and my large disdain for the townie lifestyle and uncomfortableness within it. Virtual is dwindling as I become more of an expert in the various fields I am interested in, and the normies continue to flood the more niche corners. I’m probably going to relegate myself to Poal.co and /lit/, still. They’re the more quieter and less insane places I’ve found. I’d stay on /lit/ more, but the irony posting and manipulation is getting annoying.

>>12649452
>go on conquest
>get sick as fuck, write my thoughts down
>mfw literally millions have read my journal

>>12105422
Still can't decide between Masters of Rome and Wheel of Time lads.

>reading wheel of time
>it's okay but determined to finish it
>watch gladiator
>Re-read Masters of Rome again
>6 months later still haven't gotten back to wheel of time
>want to reread Masters of Rome again
Is it true the Seanchan are modelled after Rome? Will this be a happy compromise?

All right you faggots, I HAVE to attend a Poetry Book Club meeting tomorrow and I want you to link me a couple of redpill poems.
Do your best

Protip : It is about National Socialism

>>11459373
Then you would start with the Romans

>mfw I spent my youth in the Army instead of a good university.

Powerful lessons learned and memories that will last a lifetime. Would not trade it for an acceptance letter or inconsequential Tenchi Muyo existence. Only thing I'm jealous of is your youth. Have fun OP.

>>10106483
>tfw no matter how many times you watch, no matter how many times you read, Cato always loses

>tfw no one starts with the Romans

what if i am learning an old language?

>>8957366
>>8957377
all me

>I am an ovid reader