/lit/ - Literature

are you blind/retarded/lazy/incompetent/etc?

>>10608963
please do it part by part for a better picture, thanks!

Judge me. (I know I have three copies of the Sun Also Rises and I don't know why)

>>10609296
*don't judge me

r8 it

Zappa book is underrated af

Pt. 1

>>10609335
Wew you got fucking meme'd lad.

Pt. 2

>>10609335
I should add that it goes all the way around, but that is the most b8 side so I posted it

Pt. 3

>>10609296
>shelves with those gay little bezels in the bottom corner
why the fuck do they do this

Pt. 4

>>10609296
you got some good shit there, friend.

>>10608963
Strauss and Cropsey 10/10

>>10609383
It was custom made for me by a family member, but yeah they're not the best if you're trying to put a tall book in.

>>10608963

What's the big, fat, brown thing on the upper left?

>>10609398
Euclids elements.

It was kind of a waste of money desu. I also have Mathematics for the non-mathematician tucked in there and it ironically teaches Euclidean Geometry much better.

>>10609398
Muh diary desu

>>10609429
No it’s not a waste and if you ever want to discuss any part of it go ahead

>that book XIII
Uuuuuuuuuffffffffff uhhhhhhhh oh yeah baby DODECAHEDRONS DODECAHEDRONS OMFG

Seriously though XIII. 10 is just a mind blowingly awesome prop

>>10609519
I'm only about 200 or so pages into it. It's just something I crack open on the weekend if I don't have too much going on to try to keep learning new things, so I haven't quite gotten there yet.

That being said
>tfw looking at all the knowledge contained within and realizing one man assembled all of it

Couldn’t fit the bottom shelf, mostly international relations books

>>10609560
That’s because it wasn’t one man. You’re reading Euclid like I, or anyone else on this board has read him, once in a while every now and then. Trust me when I say, you will not be disappointed with how it affects your life. Yeah. Your life.

I find that if I read a geometrical proposition before the day I can think about it all day, and come back to it in my own brain while talking to others, or at work. I ruminate over it and it actually improves my logical capacities. One or two propositions a day will do ya.

But yeah it wasn’t one man. It was primarily Pythagoras, Eudoxus, and Euclid, among others actually. Still, the Elements remains one of the most impressive feats of mankind to date, and you are a logical warrior for sitting through that.

From there you could go on to harder logic or linguistics, or more mathematical propositions. It sets you up for anything. If you were interested in mathematical history you could even continue reading ancient mathematicians. What piques your fancy? Is it Books one and two, or the arithmetical work of Book V? If it’s the former you could delve into Archimedes a bit who loved I.47 so much he invented calculus with it, or Apollonius who adores props II. 4,5,6,7, among others and uses them to prove the Harmonic ratio. If it’s the latter, then Nicomachus is your sure bet, who only deals with numbers.

Last but not least read this carefully: I, and everyone else who has read The Elements knows it is hard, but it changes you into someone capable of rigorous philosophical logic. You can wield reductio ad absurdum with ease. You find the superposition arguments of other geometers similar to those of Euclid. You see a proposition for what it really is: a collection of axioms and propositions proved with other axioms that are as least demanding as possible helping to discover a system which was waiting to be discovered. Like any great philosophical truths.

>>10609620
>All of this middle-brow pop-politics, phil and history written by hacks and radio hosts.

Why would anyone except different from an AMerican?

>>10609647
please kill yourself retard

>>10609296
the storm before the storm is a fucking stupid name for a book
i mean the storm before the storm IS ALSO A STORM
how are you supposed to distinguish one storm from another. especially if the second storm starts as soon as the first storm ends
the book should really be called ONE BIG FUCKING STORM

i guess it would be ok if they were different kinds of storm or something. like a thunderstorm followed by a snowstorm. but if that happens you've got major meteorological shit going on, that's no time to be reading a book

>inb4 some fags start complaining that the spines aren't damaged enough

>>10609871
It's about the political upheaval in the Roman Republic before Caesar's generation. So it makes sense but the author did mention in the interview the publisher strongly suggested it to be marketable. It's ehh imo

>>10609647
>hurr durr
>le americans

we literally cannot keep people out. the best and brightest from all corners struggle to arrive at our institutions of learning

Rate mine.

>>10610585
fake&gay

>>10609827
this is one of the most patrician ones ive seen in a thread here

>>10610601
are you jealous, my poor friend?

>>10609827
I like the Jesus+erotica combo

1/3

>>10611609
2/3

>>10611611
3/3

>>10609355
How's "Alaska"? Worth reading?

>>10610585
Ugly as sin.

>>10611632
>How's "Alaska"? Worth reading?
John Green's best work

1/13
Chinese literature shelf

>>10611814
2/13
Japanese shelf

>>10611820
3/13
German literature

>>10611827
4/13
American literature

>>10611832
5/13
Slavic literature+other sizeable novels

>>10611836
6/13
Hungarian literature 1

>>10611841
7/13
Hungarian literature 2

>>10611842
8/13
History

>>10611845
9/13
Philosophy

>>10611850
10-11/13
Textbooks and dictionaries (Bottom left),Poetry (Bottom right), French Literature (Top right) and Books about travelling (Top left)

>>10611861
13/13
Literature of the British Isles

>>10611814
>>10611820
>>10611827
>>10611832
>>10611836
>>10611841
>>10611842
>>10611845
>>10611850
>>10611861
>>10611869
pseud

>>10609620
have you read grant? is it good?

>>10611869
is that ulysses in english?

>>10612041
Yes.
The only Joyce I have in hungarian is that copy of Portrait, since it was below a dollar's worth of money completely new.
I've read Dubliners in both languages.

>>10611832
what’s that Pynchon?

>>10608963
Seriously entry level shit. Kys get some taste

>>10608963
you strike me as someone who carefully selects which edition of a book to buy, and this decision weighs heavily on whether or not the cover is appealing

>>10612065
Gravity's Rainbow
It has a banana that's shaped like a dick on the cover.

>>10611820
Evangelion & LOGH, nice!

>>10612121
cool, may I see it?

>>10612154
You may.

>>10612168
Mindig van egy magyar...

>>10613160
Mindenhol ott vagyunk

bad pic

>>10609355
This shelf is a postmodern wet-dream.

> begins with pulp, pop-art
> into books commonly considered high-art, classics
> finishes with books deliberately mixing the two

>>10613282
>knick-knacks in front of the books
>books leaning instead of having support
Nice ladder

>>10613527
yeah i have some random objects

>>10609355
i always see like 4 copies of those michener books at my used book store.

>>10609335
>tfw you accidentally buy Infinite Jest twice

>>10609827
the rope lol

Rate my shelf /lit/

Patrician coming through

i just got a bunch of books for free like basic economics, econ in 1 lesson, the fatal conciet, against the state, ect. should i read or burn?

>>10610585
Very nice. Are the majority of those Heritage Press?

>>10613930
Exceedingly narrow/10

>>10609827
isnt this elias' bookshelf lmao

>>10612060
Got any good Hungarian book recommendations? I read skylark last year and really enjoyed it.

Anyone who hasn't ditched physical media at this point is just trying to say

>LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT HOW MUCH I'VE READ! DON'T I HAVE GOOD TASTE!?

Just pirate all your books you pretentious attention whore faggot

Might look like my meme shelf but it's actually where I put nontranslated fiction. Portuguese is my first language.

>>10614376
noice

Might look like my meme shelf, but it's actually where I put nontranslated fiction. Portuguese is my first language.

Might look like my meme shelf, but it's actually where I put nontranslated fiction. Portuguese is my first language.

>>10614427
>>10614485
>>10614376
god i love the folio designs, too bad i'll never be able to read any of that shit

i know, there is no organization to this at all, i moved in recently and was lazy. gotta get to that. this is only like 3/4ths of what i have, the rest are just stacked on top of each other on the ground. sorry.

Also have a stack next to my bed with Omensetter's Luck, The Forgotten Soldier and a few others

>>10614781
I think you have a nice little collection. Good stuff in there.
Augustus is great. One of my favorites.

I know I'm disorganized.

Just got back home after several years overseas. Preparing to shift from a quick stay with my parents to a flat close to university.

>>10614706
matchbooks and bottle caps
>>10614781
animal figurines

Whoever started pointing this stuff out I effin hate you. now i can't unsee any of this shit. your contagious autism has me aggravated now

>>10614971
yeah i gotta put those matchbooks somewhere, and prob throw those bottlecaps out. more laziness than autism

>>10614353
>t. poorfag

I keep most of my books on my desk, but I gotta few shelves that I cycle through which are mostly uninteresting.

>>10611632
It was pretty insightful. Could have been edited down a little more, but leaps and bounds better than some of his other books.

>>10608963

This is a solid shelf. Don't listen to the pederasts who say otherwise.

>>10609296

The incomplete modern set of Akira is infuriating. I hope you've read your Moby-Dick.

-t. guy who's read both

>>10615842
I ordered the first three on Amazon years ago and saw the fifth at a used book store in perfect condition so I had to grab it. It was only like $8 which is a steal.

>>10614376

>Sade
>Houellebecq
>Bataille
>Dracula

Well aren't we an edgy young man then? Who is an edgy young man, hm?

No no I'm just fucking with you I have a 120 days of Sodom and other edgelord books as well.

1/?

>>10615851
2

>>10615856
3

>>10615860
4

>>10615866
5

>>10615845

Part of what's frustrating about it is that it's a singular, well-defined work which is a breezy read (despite its delightfully oppressive architecture, looking at those harsh panels of angular buildings and various geometric forms is the real joy of the work) and is of course much more interesting than the condensed movie. I have a really hard time with the idea that you got to the /halfway point/ at the end of v.3 (which is where the apocalypse actually happens in the manga), and weren't curious enough to do the back half. Just writing this makes me want to re-read it. In fact I'll do a little reflection on the volumes while I'm on the subject, they're books after all.

1 - exposition and setup, this tracks fairly well with the movie. Art style is a bit crude at this point.
2 - Tetsuo branching out. The main imagery that I remember is the elevator platform on the 45 degree incline, lots of action around this point (the film nods to this set piece as well).
3 - IIRC the slimmest volume. Simply put - the apocalypse that everyone had feared actually takes place.
4 - The various weirdos take over the landscape; classic post-apocalyptic theme which is reiterated in this classic instance of the postapocalyptic genre. Tetsuo flexes some power. One is reminded of Flagg in The Stand (I've only seen the miniseries), Escape from New York etc.
5 - I actually don't remember this one as well. I wanna say the SOL laser is introduced here but I might be way off base, it's been a while.
6 - the rebels hold Neo-Tokyo, riding off into the sunset.

>>10615870
6

>>10615881
7

>>10615870

I'm going to wake a wild guess that you are a british fellow. I'm using the Cooper Plato for a project atm, actually starting to engage with the text. I also have the cheap Malleus Maleficarum but unfortunately it looks like just a very dry meme.

>>10611841
>>10611842
>>10611845
>More Hungarian literature than history

Do you guys even read half the shit in your shelfs?

>>10615890
Canadian.
Never actually read Cooper, I've only gone through Pope and Lattimore.

>>10615880
The reason I never continued was because the modern editions are a little too pricy if I wanted to order all three of the ones I was missing at once. Then I just forgot about it. When I got the fifth volume the other week I reread 1-3 again and I'll probably read 4-6 online and in print this week now that I'm thinking about it. I definitely need to complete the set tho.

>>10609620
Are you a boring middle-class young American male?

>>10615909
Nah nigga, it's just for posturing on the internet

>>10615912

Close enough. Also it explains both the Brit-stuff and the common American editions on your very nice shelves.

>>10615081
you are quite patrician, also
>hermetic tradition tucked away in the corner there
i caught that. impressive, very nice

>>10615081
What are your favorites movies?

>>10609647

where's your collection?

i'm american. i guarantee i'm better educated than you, and--not that it matters, though you seem to care--that i have a significantly larger and deeper library than you.

1/3

>>10616165
2/3

>>10616169
3/3

>>10615943
Thanks, anon.

>>10616165
How's Bukowski? I've been debating picking up one of his novels.

>>10616198
Great fun. I couldn't recommend Factotum enough.

>>10616165
>>10616169
>>10616180
Afraid of commitment core.

>>10616206
Thanks, I'll check it out.

>>10616209
How'd you figure that out?

>>10616211
Some people massively prefer his poetry, so make sure you check that out if his novels aren't quite to your taste.

>>10616215
None of your books look like they are over 500 pages except the reference books. Having so many books and not one being that long shows you're lacking in attention span and are afraid of commitment. Pleb. Read some Russians.

>>10616237
>Reading fiction
>Patrician
lol

>>10616237

wow, you really sherlock holmes-ed the hell outta that one

i'm not even the anon who posted. as a casual onlooker, you should know that your armchair psychology comes across as incredibly juvenile and utterly arbitrary

stop projecting so goddamn hard.

>>10614320
Krasznahorkai and Karinthy are nice.
I think some of Weöres’ poetry has been translated too.

>>10615902
Achthualy...
Some of the Hungarian books are too tall to be put on one shelf.

>>10616249
You totally are that anon. Please learn what defense mechanisms are too, that's not what projection is. I'm just being an asshole - and that doesn't make what I said any less true. Do I detect a hint of sarcasm in that first sentence? Are you implying that it should be obvious to all that you are afraid of commitment?

>>10616291

i said i'm not that anon you stupid moron. at least you can admit you're an asshole. if only you could recognize your ignorance as well....

you're also talking to someone with a phd who's now working on a jd. i don't post my collection cause its simply too large and i don't have that kind of time. this bullshit about commitment is a joke. here's one room of a multi-room library.

just recognize that there is always a bigger, smarter fish, apologize to the first anon for being so insufferable, and move on with your pathetic life.

>>10613702
>hey look at this, this infinite jest book looks good
>
>wow whats this? infinite jest...this looks great
kek

>>10616237
>None of your books look like they are over 500 pages except the reference books
>Read some Russians

That 600+ page copy of Crime and Punishment not enough for you mate?

>>10616326
define socialism and define communism

>>10616326

Not that guy but you still come away the smaller man in whatever exchange was happening before (I can't be fucked) because you're actually flexing on what you know very well is a misanthropic forum on Altai basketry where pictures of cheese pizza both fictive and real are sometimes posted. It's really a bit foolish on your part to be volunteering such personal details in such a place. Of course I'm sure you're very very smart but etc.

>>10616357

i enjoy the thrill of calling out insecure low-lifes. i suppose you enjoy the same.

>>10616326
I'm also a JD student family.

>>10616368
Calling out someone for owning a fairly large book collection that looks as though long books were purposely avoided doesn't signal insecurity, kek. Dude, like, stop projecting and shit. You're insecure. You must be an expert psychoanalyst.

>>10616385

>first anon posts totally normal personal collection
>second anon tries to make him feel bad, makes some bullshit comment about “commitment”
>I step in to defend first anon
>second anon thinks I am first anon, repeats bullshit
>I post single shot as proof I am not first anon, equally as proof against this commitment nonsense
>you call me out

Yeah you totally read/judged that situation accurately. Probably why you’re a JD and not something more interesting.

This is dumb, I’m going to sleep. First anon has a fine collection, second anon is just a prick, and you possess terrible judgment. Post a reply, Idc; you’re just posting into the void from here on out.

>>10616413
>Take the piss out of anon 1 for having no long books
>You come in to defend him by calling me insecure, projecting and getting generally upset because you can't handle the bantz.
>You feel the need to tout your educational qualifications, post a pic of your own shelf and call me pathetic.

You are either anon 1 or are so insecure and in denial that you're projecting your insecurity onto me.

>>10616368
That's insecurity. Literally, that's what insecure people do.

>>10614781
a time of gifts is so good

>>10613674
the little magritte thing is cool

>>10616326
why do you have those bookcases standing on breeze blocks?

slay me, /lit/.

t. brainlet without an actual bookcase

>>10617343
Unless you are an archaeology major or something, that book is absolutely pointless

>>10617343
what? isn't the man in the high castle a short story? why is it so big?

>>10617377
it's something i am considering studying.
>>10617441
it has only a 12-page intro - but is typeset at something no smaller than 12pt.

>>10617343
>all that dazai
Great

1/2

i just got back into
>reading

>>10618046

2/2

some of these i've had for a long time, some were gifts, some were really good deals from local library/bookstores

>>10618053
>Halo novels

>the majority of /lit/ are as beige and basic as sin
"shocking"

>>10618046
describe what you have learnt from the nag hammadi scriptures and how this has enriched your life

asking for a friend

>>10618053
>>10618046
>halo
>actually shelling out for maps of meaning
Christ...

>>10617626
will be coping pic related monday after next. and tanizaki's 'a cat, a man and two women'.

>>10618122

maps of memeing was a gift from a friend

the halo books are carryovers from jr high

>>10618120

the valentineans are the least weird out of all the sects.

thunder, perfect mind is my favorite writing from the collection

>>10618122

maps of memeing was a gift from a friend

the halo books are carryovers from jr high

>>10618120

the valentineans are the least weird out of all the sects. thunder, perfect mind is my favorite writing from the collection

illusions are bad and authority is often corrupt because people are inherently flawed and the demiurge may or may not be redeemed depending on what part of mesopotamia is your favorite

>>10611850
>only owns one nietzsche work
>thus spoke zarathustra
and that's how i know you're a pseud

>>10613930
Has anyone actually read the Lauren Southern book? Are the laughs worth going through that pile of steaming shit?

>>10616326
hey i remember you posting all those books a while back.

shame that all when to hell. still i remember you posted a few things that really helped me out so thanks for that =)

>>10617343
i have the big book of legs too
i love that series
taschen do the best pervy books

>>10618046
i'm not sure i like the chronicles of narnia all in one big book like that
when i was a kid i had a box set with all of the separately. i think that's how it should be
having them all in one book makes it less fun somehow

>>10618459

Not him, but Jesus.

What's wrong with /lit/?

>hurr the philosophical texts I bought to show off to other autists

>>10611814
How is that Three Kingdoms boxed set? I was thinking of getting it because of the Moss Roberts translation, but don't know what it's like inside or if I should get the newer 2-volume version of his translation.

>>10618546
there is absolutely no way you can understand nietzsche by only reading zarathustra, he either is a pseud or has completely misinterpreted him

>>10618537
>tfw taschen don't make/send their paper magazine-cum-brochure anymore - its online only now...

>>10618728
>tfw goliath still send you their a6 brochure of smut via airmail every 3 months

It just occurred to me, I could make an entire shelf of books that are just William Shatner hardbacks.

>>10617343
how's that paul mcneil book on type?

>>10618459
I have Beyong good and Evil too, I just don't keep that one on my shelf

>>10618572
It's cheaply made, but the text itself is good, has more than enough notes and illustrations to make it enjoyable.

>>10618728
you can still pick it up in paper form in their shops
i pass by the london store occasionally
might look at pic related when it comes out

>>10614706
does Verso pay you to shill for them

I have a terrible digital camera, I know.

I have 3 large bookshelves full of books. A large assortment of stuff, but I recently had a realization that my collection is so utterly lacking direction I became embarrassed. So I have started to purge books. Books I'll never read, books I read and hated, books I'll never read again, etc.

I want to reconstitute my shelf so there are clear points of focus. e.g. This is the part of my shelf that contains all the books I read when I got interested in roman history. Here is the other part when I got heavily interested in Jung, or Nietzsche. Here is a shelf of 19th century Russian literature. Etc. etc.

Has anyone else come to this realization?

>>10618053
>>10618046
I really admire your collection. I feel like it really says a lot about you whereas other shelves are generic and lacking character.

>>10616180
How are those books for learning German?

>>10618347
>illusions are bad and authority is often corrupt because people are inherently flawed and the demiurge may or may not be redeemed depending on what part of mesopotamia is your favorite

Most of you are casuals.

And before you ask, yes I've read nearly all of these.

>>10615851
Damn those books are really pretty

>>10619914

what a mess

>>10619914
star wars, pokemon, nintendo paraphernalia, statues of owls, kafka and nietzsche placed on top shelf, nigga u live in an attic
pic related its you

>>10619990
I'm studying Phil atm, but all the Phil texts are on the wall to the left (can't be seen). Only a few Phil books are on the top (like nietzche)

>>10619960
A beautiful mess, I might argue.

Shitlord comin thru

>>10620136
it's an ugly mess
organize your life, brother.

>>10616064
Il Posto. Close-Up. Hana-Bi, Cleo de 5 a 7

>>10620598
Better than the average person but not patrician. I'll let you pass. You have Film Criticism books though you should start watching some kino if you haven't already.

>>10619914
FUCKING NERD

>>10620165
are you in highschool?

>>10608963

>>10616237
What kind of pseudo-psych pretentious bullshit is this.
You'reprobably a cuck and think it's good for your relationship

>>10621303
>a shelf entirely of Penguin editions

disgusting

>>10621303
nigga u got more penguins than antarctica

>>10621303

>>10615081
Looks cozy.

>>10621704
underrated

>>10621710
>The image would be any less disturbing if it was not original

>>10620165
How do you get the beer bottle to stay suspended in the air like that? Is this the true power of literature?

>>10621787
stupid catposter

>>10621787
not sure if retard or only pretending

>>10621787
It's glued to the side

>>10608963
top left?

>>10621704

>>10618846
Awesome! I'll grab that version.

>>10619024
You also have terrible taste.

>>10621303
based penguin poster

>>10615851
Best shelf in thread imo. The history selection alone is great. That said some of those books seem a little large. I have Canterbury Tales around here somewhere and I don't remember it needing anywhere close to three volumes.

>>10614912

>tfw didn't even get insulted for my lack of Nietzsche and Homer

>>10609335
The Iliad is great, it reads like a Hong Kong era John Woo action flick plays.

>>10622290
lack of Nietzsche is a good thing

>>10615883
>>10615881
>>10615870
>>10615866
>>10615860
>>10615856
>>10615851
Very nice, anon

>>10622383
i very recently started reading books

>>10622383
What's the box on the bottom? All I can make out is 1000.

Some cool stuff though anon

>>10622407
it's a 1000 piece puzzle of the painting on the box! thanks friend

>>10614427
I knew you were french the moment I saw that any white books. Your bookstores are gorgeous.

>>10619914
bro you have too many figurines

>>10619924
>>10622342
Thanks anons

>>10622127
Canterbury Tales is oversized because it prints the Middle English and a modern translation on facing pages. Lots of nice woodcuts as well.

>>10619625
are you legitimately autistic?

>>10620165
lê saramago seu animal

>>10618772
It’s lovely form-wise; content-wise it’s very good, too. Seeing the original type specimens is a treat and far more interesting than if the faces were just printed. There is a fair amount of history for each typeface but if you want something more substantial there are better, more specific texts on particular typefaces/designers, and if you are after something more technical then this isn’t really a match.
>>10618897
I did not know that. Thanks, Anon. Will get the latest issue next time I’m in London.

So do you guys just resell/refund books you didn't like? How many times do you read the books on your shelf that you permanently own? Or is amassing a collection just eye-candy for books you read once and want to show off that you read them?

>>10613930
>Trumpster pays for yearly releases of franchise sports video games

>>10624253
I only keep a few paperbacks: ones that resonate with me. The rest, after reading, I give away.

>>10624268
Why don't you like, resell them?

>>10622029

and what specifically do you take issue with eh?

>>10624388
Too much fuss for too little gain.

>>10624253
I write notes in all my books that I like to keep.

>>10624482
Ah yes, defiling a book: the greatest form of respect towards a piece of art.

>>10624491
It's fucking words on a cheap paperback not an expensive painting or something. And it's not like I'm scribbling all over the pages, just notes in the margins and some underling.

>>10614781
Are you from Belgium?
I have the same cow as promo material from a company

3rd world barbarian coming through
I'm still looking for a Jewish friend ever since I posted this for the first time

>>10624790
Is "how to read a book" for fiction, nonfiction, or both?

>>10624853
Both

It's a must-read tbhwydesufamsempai

>>10619646

thanks anon

>>10624853
Im>>10624790
Just like >>10624862 said, it is a very good book and in my pipe dreams it should be read by students starting in school, i.e. middle/high school/whatever nomenclature you use in your country. The teacher at least should read this book and try to integrate it into his classes.

>>10624790
The rest:

>>10625190

>>10625199
Really wish I could have taken just one picture tbqh

>>10617333
I'm not that anon, but it looks like a basement. Must have water issues. Possibly silverfish?

>>10608963
Walmart shelf poorfag standing by

>>10609296
What's the deal with Rise and Fall? It's being posted a lot recently.

>>10609620
Read 1776 yet? How is it? I picked it up on a whim and I know almost nothing about American history.

>>10615081
Looks very comfy also I have that same tin red phone booth.

>>10622812
Can you please just try to address my post properly? What is wrong with what I said? I just got home from work to see I got a reply to my post only to have someone ask me if I'm autistic. wth?

>>10614912

Anybody? -______-

>>10625459
Good selection, poor organization.

>>10625814
eh i don't really have enough books to make it worth the effort to organize i can find whatever I want within 30 seconds

>>10609296
how was that Hazen?

>>10609335
pleb version of Thucydides. Shoulda got the Strassler Landmark one

>>10625459
>Dante
God I wished I owned a copy. almost as good as the Odyssey

>>10625459
Noice

>>10624790
>The Holocaust Industry
Is that about what it sounds like?

>>10626421
Not him but I'm pretty sure it's a Jewish author complaining about the lazy exploitation of the holocaust for profit in media.

>>10626478
noice, sounds great

>>10624482
I was on Abebooks the other day and found a fine press edition of Robert Louis Stevenson from Centipede Press with notes and annotations all over the pages. What fucking monster does that to a fine press edition?

>>10615881
>camille paglia
my dude

>>10624253
I give them to a local book shop. my bookshelf is to big to keep books I hate or that I would never look at again

>>10619024
Absolute cancer

>>10625190
>>10625199
hey guilherme

>>10624790
Why are you so interested in jews? Could you please explain extensively, since the amount of literature that you've read seems to indicate that your knowledge and interest isn't superficial.

>>10626478
>>10626482
Yes, Norman Finkelstein is a Jew.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6O5zgXeCynQ

>>10609296
>3.5E & 5E
>Not 2E
Kill yourself and someone you love.

>>10627503

explain