/lit/ - Literature

>>12364498
Gog, Guillotine Squad, Les diaboliques, Perpendicular Lives.

Nothing because this board spoonfeeds me all my books.

>>12364498
Annet Schaap - Lampje
Ferdinand Bordewijk - Bint
Willem Frederik Hermans - Het behouden huis

It's easy if you speak another language i guess

The Star and the Sword by Wayne Madsen

>>12364510
Searched perpendicular lives and nothing turned up. Is it something you wrote and didn't publish?

>>12364498
The Rosicrucian Emblems of Daniel Cramer

>>12364516
Why do you need a book to know about 9/11? Bush did it ofc.

Storm of Steel by Ernst Junger
Revolt Against the Modern World by Julius Evola
The Unabomber Manifesto by The Unabomber
The Bible by God
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
Culture of Critique by Kevin Macdonald
Confessions by Saint Augustine

>>12364548
>The Unabomber Manifesto by The Unabomber
I keked

Frisk

>>12364527
I found it

>>12364527
It's a Mexican novel about a kid who can recall his past lives, and by the looks of it it's untranslated I think, original title: Vidas perpendiculares.

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>>12364582
>perpendicular lives
>vidas perpendiculares
Why does spanish just sound like tryhard riffs of english bros?

>>12364619
shared latin and greek roots

(you monolinguet)

>>12364619
We used the Latin alphabet first than the Anglos. It's YOU sounding like us and the French/Italians/etc.

>>12364622
I know that you faggot. Or should I say "tu faggotasemplaresadore!"

Hedyphagetica

>>12364619
Spanish: diente = tooth, dentista = dentist
Spanish: rama = branch, ramificación = ramification.

And so on. There are lots of words that don't even make sense in English, that were just taken from some Latin root for whatever reason.

>>12364652
That is because modern english was invented by the jews and freemasons as a thought prison

>>12364642
sure you did. you know the ancient greeks would write (in greek): energia, refering to energy? it's the exact same spelling in spanish today. or take the phot- prefix. means light. where we get our english word photons, or photograph, or colloquialisms like photo finish.

you should learn a language, brainlet.

>>12364498
Principios de FIlosofía by Adolfo Carpio

>>12364667
Lol the language of Shakespeare is not a thought prison.

Amazon One

>>12364619
other way around tbqh

>>12364677
Are you really under the impression that I don't know a basic 7th grade fact about Spanish and not that I'm making fun of it for having extra syllables and rules and sounding like a gay version of english as a result? /lit/ is truly the shittiest and dumbest board, gussied up with stolen thoughts and idealized rhetoric but at your core you are all still intrinsically slow. Hubris anon, hubris.

Lost Islamic history: reclaiming Muslims civilization fron the past

>>12364734
>[monolinguet reeing intensifies]

>>12364734
Spanish is one of the manliest languages alive. Literally zero bullshit. Unlike faggy English where "colonel" is somehow pronounced "kernel".

>>12364533
Mount Ecclesia /lit/ Meetup when?

>>12364498
Tales of the Early Franks by Thierry

The Ordeal of Civility by Cuddihy

Theozoology by Liebenfels

>>12364751
Well you clearly lack ability to parse nuance in english so good job at least you have the ability get insulted online retard.

>>12364780
>"insults" someone for their ability in English
>can't even use proper punctuation
You can't make this shit up

>>12364798
>help help you're not giving me the super special cues I learned in class!
Pathetic. Do you understand jokes in person or are you so autistic it's just
>que?

Some Brazilian stuff, but I am pretty sure BR anons have heard of it.

It always blows my mind that you guys think Clarice Lispector was a great author. We have so many, many, many authors who are clearly superior to her in style, breath, scope, intelligence and everything else.

>>12364816
que = that
qué = what

kiss my cock

>>12364831
So autism then?

>>12364839
>YOU'RE AN AUTIST LOL

>>12364849
>makes fun of 4chan phrase with nu4chan phrase unironically
Sincere yikers from me dawg.

Llouis Qui Tombe Tout Seul by Mathieu Simard.
It's a canadian book by an author from quebec. If you can read french, go for it!

>>12364498
My diary desu

>>12364876
>"Sincere yikers from me dawg."
>uses YouTube tier rebuttal + ebonics term
cringe

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>>12364885
I red all these

>>12364894
>continues to completely miss the nuance of english while posting nuwojaks
Loving Every Lel

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>>12364885
Il s'agit de quoi ?

>>12364914
>he thinks I'm still the anon he was originally talking to and not a third party who's just doing it for the lulz

>>12364749
Excellent rec, thanks anon

>>12364925

<<C'est un roman-dérive, l'histoire d'une chute incontrôlée, de la douleur d'être isolé. C'est l'histoire de Llouis, enfermé chez lui depuis quatre ans, seul avec sa télévision, seul tout seul à en perdre la tête sans s'en rendre compte. Llouis qui sort un jour comme ça, quand il perd la télécommande. Llouis qui plonge tête première, tête perdue dans cet extérieur qu'il ne reconnaît plus. Il redécouvre tout un monde, perdu sans repère et sans ami - sans rampe pour se retenir de tomber.>>
It's a short book, yet so beautiful. You really have to speak /French fluently to understand everybits of it!

>>12365071
merci pour votre "recommendation"

>>12365122
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