/lit/ - Literature

What the fuck did I just read?

Reading Works and Days right now.
Fuck, I want to go back. Life was so much better back then. Very comfy read. It's so fascinating how proficient people were back then. They knew stars, oriented by them, knew animals and plants, various signals sent by nature, etc. Nowadays it all seems lost, and considered as something obscure and useless for common people.
Also, Hesiod's tale about "iron" people is very true. We have forgotten honour, everybody lies, criminals and degenerates are admired. This seems like the dawn of this generation of men. But, according to Hesiod, every next generation was worse than the previous one. What could the post-iron people even be?
Anyway, what are some comfy, idyllic books? I have already read Virgil's Eclogae and Georgica.

i know how to stop elite overproduction and mass immigration.
Ban vacations for everyone except for manual labourers that actually produce things like farmers, trades, construction workers, etc.