/lit/ - Literature

61

Dubliners
Gravity's Rainbow
The Idiot
The Confessions
The Republic

>>12352324
19

4321
Jane Eyre
The Federalist
What Happened (this one was shit)
Underworld

>>12352324
3

My Diary Desu
Gravity’s Rainbow
Ulysses
Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra
Infinite Jest

23

The Brothers Karamazov
Lolita
Stoner
Watchmen
Kitchen Confidential

>>12352952
>mfw the mods still ban u for underage

256
Font of Eternal Youth: Living Past Your Peers
The Holy Bible
How to Use the Holy Bible to Live Forever
Secrets of Old: Drinking the blood of small Children helps one live forever
Small Children and Where to find Them

Thinking of opening a daycare desu

>>12352357
10/10
>>12352939
4/10
>>12352952
haha
>>12352955
6/10

21

Young Stalin
Memoirs of Hadrian
Never Let Me Go
All Art is Propaganda: Orwell's Essays
Britain, Soviet Russia and the Collapse of the Versailles Order, 1919–1939

>>12352982
Hmmmmmmm

19

Save the Cat by Snyder
Nausea by Sartre
Mao II by DeLillo
A People’s History by Zinn
A Confederacy of Dunces by Toole

>>12352970
there was an alice in wonderland manga?

>>12352999
6/10

I'm pretty happy with that - cheers anon

>>12352324
22
Stoner
The Elementary Particles
Blood Meridian
Lolita
The Hobbit

22
White Fang
Simplicius Simplicissimus
The Scarlet Pimpernel
Shane
Rudyard Kipling Collection

>>12353062
Oops, forgot to rate.
>>12353047
6
>>12353021
5
>>12352999
7
>>12352982
lol
>>12352955
6
>>12352939
7
>>12352357
7

24
The Road
Stoner
Dead souls
A hero of our time
Book of Sophocles non oedipus plays

>>12352324
23
dune
house of leaves
confederacy of dunces
etc

>>12353091
19
Storm of Steel
Notes from Underground (probably gotta read it again just to comprehend it)
Orthodoxy and The Religion of the Future
Brave New World
Chronicle in Stone

25

Dune
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Sodom and Gomorrah
Rendezvous With Rama
Collected Stories of Peter Carey

19
Industrial society and its future
12 rules for life
roadside picnic
epictetus discourses and selected writings
meditations

>>12352324
24
Currently reading Las Muecas del Miedo
Las Hienas
Strip-Tease
Cartas Marcadas
Bar del Infierno

20s
Ulysses (currently)
I Have No Mouth but I Must Scream
The House of the Dead - Dosto
Brothers Karamazov
Fathers and Sons - Turgenev
Crime & Punishment
200 Years Together - Solzhenitsyn
The Idiot

>>12352324
20

-Macbeth
-Voyage au bout de la Nuit
-Book of Nehemiah
-Voltaire’s Dictionnaire philosophique
-Méditations métaphysiques

All in the original, but with some help for the Hebrew.

A Fire Upon the Deep
One Rainy Day in May
Flatland: A Romance Of Many Dimensions
The First Book of Lost Swords: Woundhealer's Story
The Club Dumas
32

19
Amsterdam Stories - Nescio
Pedro Paramo - Rulfo
The Man Who Was Thursday - Chesterton
Blood Meridian - McCarthy
Book of The New Sun - Wolfe

42
Fanged Noumena
Dark Enlightenment
Human: The Science Behind What Makes your Brain Unique- Michael Gazzaniga
Principles of HVAC -Trane
Mason & Dixon- some fucking Hack

>>12352324
18

À la recherche du temps perdu
Glass Bead Game
Rings of Saturn
Frankenstein
Merchant of Venice

>>12352357
7/10 - Don't just read what /lit/ likes
>>12352939
3/10
>>12352952
1/10 b/c of the meme trio; you didn't read them
>>12352955
8/10
>>12352982
7.5/10 - wholesome
>>12352999
7/10 +Orwell
>>12353047
2.5/10
>>12353062
9/10 very nice
>>12353082
7/10

19
The Will to Power
The Loser
First Love (Turgenev)
Argonautica (Apollonius)
The Guermantes Way

>>12352324
18
Fighter Pilot by Robin Olds
Masters of deceit
The bible
The U.S. declaration of independence
The U.S. constitution
My side of the mountain
The Bear and the dragon

>>12353459
kill urself

>>12353459
>>12353304
>>12353091
yall niggas can't count

>>12353438
1/10 - tryhard and boring

>>12352324
28

Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man (think Invisible Man but less than half the length and more than twice the depth.)

The Plague (Stranger was better. This is just Camus trying to mime the multi-textual meme from Quixote;)

Wuthering Heights (Utter pleb shit. All the tropes of a horny repressed 14 year old girl distilled into rarefied cringe)

The Tumult and the Shouting (Grantland Rice is the greatest American author of the 20th century.)

Outlander (read the first one at the suggestion of my grandmother. Awful.)

24

Jailbird - Kurt Vonnegut
Galapagos - Kurt Vonnegut
Peacekeeper, The Road to Sarajevo - Lewis MacKenzie
Starship Troopers - Robert A. Heinlein
Devil in A Forest - Gene Wolfe

>>12353179
Chronicle in Stone sounds very interesting/10

18

Stoner
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Crime and Punishment
The Enneads
The Oresteia

18

Infinite Jest
The Setting Sun
Nausea
Ficciones
Gravity's rainbow

21
Can Life Prevail?
Psychedelic Medicine
The Consumer
The Way of the Tarot
Foundations of Tibetan Mysticism

>>12352324
19

Walden,
Nature,
Ancient Jomon of Japan,
The Orthodox Way,
Conquerors: How Portugal forged the first global empire

18

Works of Alfred Tennyson
Norton Anthology of Imagist Poetry
Le Fanu's Carmilla
Dennis Wheatley's 'The Devil Rides Out'
Beowulf

>>12353679
>Beowulf
Did you read it translated? Which Translation?

>>12353689
No; I'm self-studying Old-English and used an online copy, however I do have a translated copy by McNamara of the Barnes and Noble classics. Believe it or not, I settled with this one after looking through many others.

Hope I helped

>>12353517
You're a grown man, stop it with the periods inside your parenthesis.

>>12353517
shameful display

22

Brideshead Revisited (Waugh)
Labels (Waugh)
The Story of Art (Gombrich)
The Loved One (Waugh)
Dangling Man (Bellow)

>>12353480
Shibbb I'm baked

17
Savage Inequalities
Blood Meridian
Stoner
The Sound and the Fury
Philosophical Investigations

20

The Stranger - Albert Camus;
Metamorphosis - Franz Kafka;
Dubliners - James Joyce;
The Book of Disquiet - Pessoa;
The A.B.C Murders - Agatha Christie;

Depressivefag here. Rate me.

>>12352324

>19
>Harry Potter Series

I just started reading and I feel so much smarter already. I got here via reddit at /r/books! Shout out guys! Hey!

>>12353583
We Reddit now

>>12353879
10/10 good list have a gold;) ^_^

>>12352357
25

The Rules of Attraction
Brief Interviews with Hideous Men
Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World
The Crying of Lot 49
Endymion

30

Bacchae and Other Plays - Euripides
Mere Christianity - CS Lewis
The Screwtape Letters - CS Lewis
Sword and Citadel - Gene Wolfe
Shadow and Claw - Gene Wolfe

23

The Unknown Masterpiece
Kreutzer Sonata
The Ego and Its Own
The Elementary Particles
The Sun Also Rises

>>12353888
I'll tell you something, you sound exactly like a 25 year old who goes on /lit/

28

The Powers of Earth
The Iliad
Göngu-Hrólfs saga
The Swoop!
Green Hills of Africa

32
>>12352982
Teach me, master
Justine
Juliette
120 days of sodome
Philosophy on the bodoir
The Marquise De Ganges

23

>Hybrid Child
>In the Heart of the Sea
>Storm of Steel
>Libra
>Starship Troopers

>>12353879
Is this satire?

typee
omoo
mardi
anabasis
the trial
the game (the one by jack london)
and i just started the iron heel but i dont think i'll finish because hooo boy does it suck
>>12353864
it seems like you're reading authors most known works rather than getting familiar with one writer that you like. do you ever read through the works of one author in little streaks? best way IMO

23

Brave New World
Memoirs of Ulysses Grant
Destiny of the Republic (Pres. Garfield biography)
The Grand Design: Strategy and US Civil War
Starship Troopers

>>12354323
i am 21, i thought i had included that
>>12354332
>>12354275
>>12353583
cant wait to read starship troopers in 2-3 years i guess

28

My Year of Rest and Relaxation
Convenience Store Woman
Memories, Dreams, and Reflections
Priestdaddy
Trip

22

Walden by Thoreau
Thucydides
Kokoro by Natsume Soseki
Ethics by Spinoza
Spinoza Practical Philosophy by Deleuze

21

Brothers Karamazov
Iliad
Odyssey
Aeneid
Metamorphoses

19

the secret history
the immoralist
the crying of lot 49
brief interviews with hideous men ( dropped it though, since it was awful )
i started fingersmith yesterday

>>12354369
Did you like Walden? I only made it 40 pages before getting bored and putting it down

56

My diary desu
Theozoologie
Genealogy of Morals
The World as Will and Representation
Imperivm

22

The Social Contract
Apology
Faust
Demons
The Histories

>>12354455
Are you truly a 56 years old nazi geezer?

25

The Social Construction of What
Heliopolis
Marxism and Hegel
The Right to Maim: Debility, Capacity, Disability
A Cloud in Trousers

18

A clockwork orange
The sound and the fury
Lolita
Flatland
The essential Goethe

>>12352324
24

Moby Dick
Paradise Lost
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
Tractatus Logico-Philisophicus
The Odyssey

20
Bronze age mindset

>>12352357
5/10
>>12353224
babys first red pill 4/10
>>12353196
based aus poster 6/10
>>12353453
hows proust?
20
The Brothers Karamazov
Stoner
Notes from the underground
The Trial
The Stranger

22

Master and Margarita
Walden
Leonardo da Vinci's Biography
The Double
In Search of Lost Time 1 volume

>>12354288
no, harry potter is cool and so is r/books

:3

>>12353438

10/10

>>12354369

10/10

>>12354371

Too pretentious for your age.

>>12356421

10/10.

34

Parallel Stories by Peter Nadas
War & War - Kraznahorkai
Katha Upanishad Bhasya - Adi Shankara
Mandukya Upanishad Bhasya - Adi Shankara
JR - William Gaddis

25

Naum - Zenobia
Houellebecq - La Carte et le Territoire
Soljenitsyne - A day in the life of Ivan Denissovich
Beckett - Ill Seen Ill Said
Eluard - Capitale de la douleur

18
1984
Kokoro
No Longer Human
American Psycho
The Wasp Factory

Currently reading Crime and Punishment and Lolita

21

Paul Auster - The New York Trilogy
Vasily Grossman - Life & Fate
Alfred Doblin - Berlin Alexanderplatz
Thomas Mann - Doctor Faustus
Don Delillo - Underworld

>>12356536
The only one I know anything about is Gaddis so I can't really rate you, but how's JR? The Recognitions might be my favorite book of all time, I've been meaning to find a copy. And what's Kraznahorkai like? I've heard him mentioned as great on /lit/ but nobody actually used anything else to describe him at all.
>>12356421
10/10
>>12356254
7/10 /lit/ starter pack
>>12354559
6/10, how can somebody really get everything out of Tractatus if they're still getting their Homer out of the way? Unless you reread The Odyssey in another translation or something

>>12353654
Based

>>12352982
hearty kek

>>12352324
> 21
>Dracula
>The Count of Monte Cristo
>Demons
>A Hero of our time
>Dead Souls

22

madame bovary
illiad
anna karenina
crime and punishment
war and peace

27

Phantom of The Opera - Gaston Leroux
Secondhand time - Svetlana Alexievich
Operation Paperclip - Annie Jacobsen
Sacred Games -Vikram Chandra
The discourse of hate - Andre Glucksman

liked them all very much. Sacred Games i was reading for the second time. Fantastic book.

>>12352324
19

On Heroes, Hero-Worship & The Heroic In History by Thomas Carlyle

Deep Work by Cal Newport

An Enquiry Concerning the Principle of Morals by David Hume

Einstein: His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson

What is Life by Erwin Schrodinger

Parallel Lives by Plutarch

pls rate anons!!

32

Les Miserables
Atlas Shrugged
Flowers for Algernon
Of mice and men
Siddharta

>>12354445
it's kinda boring but you just gotta take your time with it and it can be comfy. It gets better once he stops talking about how much money he is saving and how stupid he thinks farmers are

>>12352324
30

Timaeus/Critias
Intelligence: All That Matters
The Man who was Thursday
Heart of Darkness and Other Tales
A Brief History of Time

>25

>Conspiracy against the human race
>in the dust of this planet
>no longer human
>norm McDonalds book
>Whoever fights monsters (FBI book about serial killers)

Only started reading again last year after starting to come to /lit/, ill be reading meditations next

Do well-read people simply not stay on this board? Most people here seem to be guys in their 20's still reading entry-level classics. Not judging, simply wondering, where do people here go once they're more knowledgeable about literature?

>all these zoomers who are reading
Keep the fire alive lads!

>>12357510
i think its just that most well-educated men in their 30s and on have not had the same exposure to 4chan and/or don't have the time to be posting on 4chan

>>12352324

>20
>Languages of the Himalayas Vol. 1
>Sallust: Catiline (about 2/3 of it in the original Latin)
>Introduction to Syntax
>Nietzsche's Later Fragments
>Virgil: Eclogae (have only read the first three of them, but all in Latin, so it takes me longer)

30

felidae
The road
The night of the iguana
The grapes of wrath
Green eggs and ham

22
Faust
Dubliners
The Republic
Master and Margarita
Philosophical Investigations

>>12356421
8/10

>>12356702
9/10, that's a high-level path you're heading down

>>12356793
How's Faustus?

>>12356930
9/10

>>12356939
10/10

>>12357178
8/10

>>12357739
Requesting previous 5 books

>>12353438
How does the GBG hold up against his other works?

>>12358039
>How's Faustus?
Loved it. I haven't read any other Mann but this was great, Adrian's conversation with Satan is gonna stick with me for a long time. I'm a sucker for Faustian stories, and with Faust and MaM I'm guessing you are too so you should like it. The Recognitions is still my favorite version of the story so far but I actually haven't read Goethe's yet and just recently bought a collection of his stuff.

>>12358252
Nice. I guess it hardly needs to be said, but check out Mann's Magic Mountain if you enjoyed his prose, it's one of the comfiest reads I've ever had.

>>12356254
Proust's been surprisingly enjoyable for me. there are some duller passages but he always comes with something interesting to say before I have the chance to get bored. I can't speak for the rest, but each of the first 3 volumes is better than the last imo.

>>12352324
22

Kafka on the Shore
Pale Fire
V
Mason & Dixon
God Emperor of Dune

>>12353879
8/10
>>12353888
6
>>12353912
7
>>12354275
5
>>12354332
7

22

>Divine Comedy (Dante Alighieri)
>Return of the King (Tolkien)
>Modern man in search of a soul (Carl Jung)
>How to win friends and influence people (Dale Carnegie)
>The crowd (Gustav Le Bon)

32
The Road
Pale Fire
The Crippled God
Dust of Dreams
Toll the Hounds

19

>Dharma Bums (Kerouac)
>A Farewell to Arms (Hemmingway)
>Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire volume IV/VIII (Gibbon)
>Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea (Mishima)
>Year One of the Russian Revolution (Serge)

rating based on the books I've read and giving or not giving a number based on whether I liked the book(s)

>>>12352999
1/1
>>12353047
2/2
>>12353062
2/2
>>12353091
1/1
>>12353179
2/2
>>12353224
1/2
>>12353304
2/2
>>12354471
1/2
>>12356939
2/2

damn I need to read more

22

The Pastel City (Harrison)
Neuromancer (Gibson)
Burning Chrome (Gibson)
Book of the New Sun (Wolfe)
Gravity's Rainbow (Pynchon) - up to "The Zone", coming back to this when I can be bothered

Up next is the rest of the Viriconium series, then either Centauri Device or Course of the Heart. Also want to tackle House of Leaves at some point in the near future.

34
Memoirs of Hadrian, Yourcenar
Eugénie Grandet, Balzac
Woodcutters, Bernhard
Invisible Cities, Calvino
The Steppe, Chekov

23

>The Silmarillion
>Storm of Steel
>The Expanse 5-7

>>12352324
>26
>12 Rules for Life
>Pan
>Growth of the Soil
>Gulag Archipelago Abridged
>Hunger

>>12356793
Of your 5 novels which one is better in terms of plot? I'm curious

26

Shakedown: Exposing the Real Jesse Jackson
The Famine Plot
DisneyWar
The Last of the President's Men
The Story of Earth

29
American Pastoral
The Stranger
Norwegian Wood
Blood, Class, and Empire
Consider the Lobster (and other essays)

>>12358884
6/10
Looks like mostly sensationalist, topical political fantasy and pop science.

>>12352324

21

Colonel Chabert, Balzac
American Psycho, Brett Easton Ellis
The great gaysby, Scott F.
Norwegian Wood, Murakami
Kafka on the shore, Murakami

>24
>pic related

>>12352324
25

>The Haunting of Hill House
>The Stranger
>The First Philosophers
>Greek Lyric Poetry
>The Iliad

Currently reading Fight Like A Girl (it's shit) and semi started Sophocles

Weird year 2018.

>>12352324
25

Magical Warfare...
2062 The world that AI made
The Perfect Weapon
Ghost Wars
Life 3.0

>>12356793
JR is a technically tough read, mainly on account of the syntax. The good thing is that it puts you in a meditative state & can play with your experience of time.

Ditto Kraznahorkai, though there is a manic quality to him that I like.

The deep philosophical difference between JR & War/War is that the former always side-steps the present moment & the latter never seems to let go of it.

>>12352324
>21

>Anti-Oedipus
>Language, Truth, & Logic
>The Sleepwalkers
>Schopenhauer's Essays and Aphorisms
>Between the Acts

>>12360002
pseud faggot/10

>>12354035
Kill me, please.

>>12360007
you aren't wrong

>19
>Flowers for Algernon, The Martian, Strange Bird, Foundation, Mort

>>12356421
Did you read Walter Isaacson's biography of Da Vinci?

>>12352357
5
>>12352939
3>>12353091
5
>>12353179
6
>>12353082
5
>>12352999
4
>>12353224
6
>>12353430
1
>>12353654
7
>>12353657
9
>>12353679
8
>>12354068
7
>>12354136
1
>>12354369
9

I'm 24
Herodotus - Histories
Mogens Herman Hansen - The Athenian Democracy in the Age of Demosthenes
Stephen Greenblatt - The Turn (this one wasn't very good)
Parallel Lives - Plutarch
Pseudo Xenophon/Old Oligarch - The Athenian Constituion

>>12353470
Why?

>>12358811
Difficult to say. Life & Fate probably had the most "going on" in terms of plot, as it's the largest and most complicated one with a huge set of characters. It's basically a reworking of War & Peace set in the battle of Stalingrad instead of Napoleon's campaign. I probably enjoyed the plots of New York a bit more though, they're all very narratively interesting and keep you guessing because they're kind of deconstructed detective stories.
I'd say I liked the plot of all of them except Underworld. It had a few really neat moments but a lot of plodding through nothing in between, and it's another giant pomo tome where nothing really happens. Delillo sets up a giant "twist" ending that isn't really very surprising by the time you get halfway through the book. New York is also very postmodern, but I feel like making short, tightly written novellas works better with that, and overall Auster seems more inventive and focused with what he's trying to do.

>22

Anton Chekhov - Forty Stories

Nikolai Gogol - Diary of a Mad Man and Other Stories

Herman Hesse - Steppenwolf

Fyodor Dostoevsky - The Brothers Karamazov

Emile Zola - Germinal

19
Don quixote
The adventures of huck finn
A portrait of the artist
The iliad
Lolita

19
Pet Sematary
Brave New World
Infinite Jest
No Longer Human
Lolita

>>12352324
>19
>Taipan by Clavell
>Shogun by Clavell
>Khruschev by Taubman
>Gulag Archipelago by Solzhenitsyn
>Peter the Great by Massie

I felt like reading books on Russia recently, next is the Great Game by Peter Hopkins. I found Shogun in my closet and realised I never read it so I finished that and bought the next book in the series too.

Who would have thought that /lit/ would have the highest proportion of zoomers on 4chan? Every second person is apparently 20 or younger

18
A Clockwork Orange
Medea
Othello
The Sun Also Rises
The Fall

23
Infinite Jest
No Longer Human
Lanark
Brief Interviews with Hideous Men
The Bell Jar

>>12360715
Just realizing every one of these deals explicitly with suicide holy fuck

>>12360567
made it/10

>>12360569
>>12360583
>>12360715
will make it/10

>>12360601
i question your math

33

2666 - Bolaño
The Tenant - Topor
Sabbath's Theater - Roth
The World According to Garp - Irving
Platform - Houellebecq

Quite liked Bolaño. His prose lives in my mind.

>>12360715
my nigga

23
The ballad of the sad cafe
A man called ove
Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage
Fellowship of the ring ( on two towers now)
11.22.63

>>12352324
27

on the concept of anxiety by kierkegaard
immaterialism by graham harman
other than being by levinas
chaosmosis by guatarri
in the swarm by byung-chul han

>30
>the shining
>harry potter and the cursed child
>in cold blood
>the hobbit
>the brief and wonderful life of oscar wao

>>12352324
21

Micah Clarke
Boswell's London Journals
Katanga 1960-1963
Thomas Carlyle's French Revolution volumes 1-3 (counting it as one work)
Byron's "The Corsair"

18

The Glorious Koran
Liber Manualis
The Annals of Ulster
The Novgorod First Chronicle
Dune
>>12360601
most boomers are fudds who dont have the global knowledge to get into /lit/ tier literature. "millennials" are in general barely capable of higher thinking and mostly havent picked up a book voluntarily since middle school.

>>12352324
24
Varoufakis - Talking to my daughter about the economy
Graeber - Debt
Dawkins - Selfish Gene
Wilde - Dorian Gray
RAW - Prometheus Rising

>>12352324

21

>Xenofontes
>Apology
>Mythology
>The Illiad
>Crime and Punishment

21

Das Heilige
Aion
The Doors of Perception
Joseph and his Brothers
The Forge and the Crucible

25

The Iliad
Too Like the Lightning
The First Philosophers
A Night in the Lonesome October
The Complete Short Stories - Oscar Wilde

24

Nausa
Fear and Trembling
Tempelriddaren
Capital
Demons

Forgot to rate.

>>12359778
9/10, good on you for reading The Iliad before First Philosophers.

>>12359786
4/10, I just don't know.

>>12360107
>reading the Martian
3/10

>>12360196
Greek pilled/10, what did you think about Histories?

25

The Fold: Leibniz and the Baroque
Blue of Noon
The German Ideology
Germinal
Platform

>>12361881
I found the Histories very entertaining whenever I was in the right mindset, the early chapters are engrossing, and even if you can't take Herodotus at face value his enthusiasm is contagious.
However, later in the book, from Marathon onwards essentially, the digressions became tedious for me, and I suffered a bit from a "get to the good stuff" syndrome in the last three or four books.
That being said there is nothing like Histories out there and I definitely recommend reading it if you haven't. Read it in a Spanish translation (Manuel Balasch) so can't recommend one for anglos, sorry.

37
Heart of Darkness
Jane Eyre
Winesburg, Ohio
The Haunting of Hill House
Ficciones

>>12352324
20

my stroke of insight (garbage)
interzone (the short story itself is great)
frisk (great)
a disaffection (great)
no longer human (great)

>>12352324
18
>R&G are Dead
>The Spanish Tragedy
>Whatever
>If on a Winter's Night a Traveler
>A Hero of our Time

>>12352357
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>>12360618
>>12360715
>>12362665
Based, everything else is trash

>>12356518
>Too pretentious for your age.
t-thanks desu nee

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Postcards From The End of America
The Hungry Brain
From Third World to First: The Singapore Story
The Moral Animal
Islam and the Future of Tolerance

25

Crying of Lot 49
SPQR
Kingdom of Fear
The Old Man and the Sea
Cults & Fanatics

What Happened - Hillary Clinton

The Audacity of Hope - BHO

A Fighting Chance - Senator (& future President <3 ) Elizabeth Warren

Fear: Drumpf er sorry Trump in thw White House - Bob Woodward

Brave - Rose McGowan

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A Confederacy of Dunces
The Power and the Glory
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night time (I didn’t know what it was going in)
Coming Apart- Charles Murray
The Trial

>>12362827
eat shit b8ing faggot

>tfw no one r8s you

I need validation, brahs.

>>12352324
>19

>The King in Yellow
>Angels in America: Perestroika
>Angels in America: Millennium Approaches
>Les Miserables
>Les Fleurs du Mal

>>12352357
9/10
>>12352955
Meme tier
>>12353438
Noice
>>12353453
>will to power
>>12354371
>classicfag who also likes Dosto
mah negro
>>12357476
>ow the edge
>>12358620
>Malazan
10/10
>>12362750
Patrician

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Portraits: John Berger on Artists
A Complicated Kindness by Miriam Toevs
The Merchant of Venice
The Unconsoled by Ishiguro
Nightwood by Djuna Barnes

>>12360108

Yes ma'am. It's interesting but entry level, I was looking for something else like Vasari's bio.

>>12362755

It is not that your choices are bad but come on.

>>12352324
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(in order from most recent)
The Catcher in the Rye
The Alchemist
The Great Gastby
The Stranger
Austerlitz

Finished the most recent four in the span of a month because I have wanted to start reading more

>>12363009
>the alchemist

>>12352324
18
Walden
Storm of Steel
Into The Wild
Survive The Economy Collapse
Mien Kampf

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Olga Tokarczuk - Flights
Stefan Zweig - Journey Into The Past
Rachel Cusk - Outline
Iain Reid - I'm Thinking of Ending Things
Umberto Eco - Confessions of a Young Novelist

>>12352324
19
Dune
1984
The Guide
The Plague
Ferdydurke

>>12357510
Well there’s hundreds of so-called “entry-level classics” and only so many books you can read in a year. Combine that with the fact 4chan is largely comprised of late-teens and early-20s and you have this thread. And I doubt well-read people would feel the need to post in threads like these due to the element of validation inherent in them.

The Revolutionary Phenotype
The Selfish Gene
The Gambler
Dune
Stoner

>>12363616
And 20 years old.

>>12352324

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'To Kill A Mockingbird' - Harper Lee
'Surely You're Joking Mr. Feynman' - Richard Feynman
'On The Road' - Jack Kerouac
'Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas' - Hunter S. Thompson
'1Q84' - Haruki Murakami