/lit/ - Literature

>>19276061
>the state probes interrogate me under the influence of lsd and sodium pentothal
>"we found nothing" they told the condor
>"of course you didn't" I interjected
>"explain" the condor asked
>"no, I don't think I will" I replied
>leaps from bridge

>>18402884
>people are drawn toward authoritarian regimes in an attempt to suppress their individuality
yes
>it is the externalization of their powerlessness, isolation and frustration in life
no
>I need authority, although I do not believe in it. My critical faculties are sharpened by the absence of the credibility that I ask for.
>I am an anarch, not because I despise authority, but because I need it. Likewise, I am not a nonbeliever, but a man who demands something worth believing in.
>The anarch lets all this be; he can bide his time. He has his ethos, but not morals. He recognizes lawfulness, but not the law; he despises rules. Whenever ethos goes into shalts and shalt-nots, it is already corrupted. Still, it can harmonize with them, depending on location and circumstances, briefly or at length, just as I harmonize here with the tyrant for as long as I like.

Everyone should read eumeswil, his post-war work is definitely his best.
If you like eumeswil, it pairs well with cioran. I'm working through his french works right now moving on to all gall is divided.

>>18367760
Everyone should read eumeswil, his post-war work is definitely his best.
If you like eumeswil, it pairs well with cioran. I'm working through his french works right now moving on to all gall is divided.

>>18333265
Junger is the only person I have ever put on a pedestal, I always keep going back to him. Everyone should read eumeswil.
I'm also a big cioran fan, just starting history and utopia and bought a copy of all gall is divided.

how do i get into mysticism?

we're putting together a team..

the age of gods won't return until after 2200

we're in age of titans, pleb