/lit/ - Literature

I'd love both lefties and righties, pro and anti immigration. Arguing for completely open borders or a little more restrictive (I'm not too keen on the closed borders thing).

I'd love a neutral picture of the economics behind it all, but I realize there is no such thing. Therefore, closest thing would be great. Cheers

When did you guys feel that you "got into" reading? I've been plowing through books and audio books for about 3 months now (managed to get by like 18, I'm on sick leave) and I feel like I'm starting to get the hang of it. I've read things like Catch 22, 1984, The Process and One flew over the cuckoo's nest. Have you gotten to a point where you yearn for the next book, where you can't wait to read another classic? Can you describe when it happened for you and what it's like? I enjoy reading for different reasons, but it's not second nature yet.

>>7343156
>priests and rulers have everything they want while extolling the virtues of abstaining from pleasure
Yeah, this guy was sure enjoying using everything he had. Are you sure that you aren't confusing eastern religions with Christianity?
Otherwise you got me, I bit hard.

What is some good Buddhist literature? I want to convert, but have little idea of where to start. I already meditate regularly* but have a minimal understanding of Buddhism and want to learn

*insomnia, easy way to pass a boring night

>>6487539
Forgot pic.