/lit/ - Literature

>>12921997
Conspiracy Against the Human Race

>>12922045
How is ligottis other works? I have heard of him before. Also should I post op webm or will the thread get deleted?

those are some long feet haha

>>12922062
webm

>>12922066
im not gonna watch that. IM NOT

>>12922066
FUCK holy SHIT

>>12922075
Watch it you pussy and give me recommendations

>>12921997
>that helped you become a success

>>12922087
Any that you liked then. If you are not a success just yet. Now get talking.

>>12922094
im currently reading kierkegaard and befor that i read Denial of Death i feel like finding a purpose in spirituality may lead to having a goal in life to ultimately achieve something.

- (The complete works of) Arthur Schopenhauer
- The Qu'ran
- A Voyager Out: The Life of Mary Kingsley
- H. L. Mencken's series of Prejudices

(Always hold the jew and her spooks of (((meaning))) and (((definition))) in the highest suspicion.)

>>12921997
anything by Buddha

"that helped you become success"
Retardation for Dummies and Basic Studies in Shitpostology, both by Hugh P. Eaniss

>>12921997
Self help gets a bad name because of the amount of dross in the genre. These are the ones I would recommend.

How to fail at almost everything and still win big- Scott Adams

How to win friends and influence people- Dale Carnegie

Black Box Thinking- Matthew Syed

Atomic Habits- James Clear

Influence- Robert Cialdini

I'd also tentatively recommend The Art of Thinking Clearly and The are of a good life by Rolf Dobeli. I say tentatively because it's obvious he plagiarised much of them (From books like Thinking fast and slow, The Black swan etc.). However having read most of the books he ripped the ideas from, I can say that he actually did a pretty decent job making the ideas more accessible and easy to swallow. Make of that what you will.

Reading self help got me into reading as a hobby. Once I realised that books could offer actionable and valuable insight that could improve my life, I have been consuming books non-stop.

>>12921997
the culture of critique

>>12922056
Ligottis Horror is great in my opinion.
I started with conspiracy but I could go through with it because it is quite dull.
I like my existential dread to be invoked and experienced not just simply stated.

>>12924397
That should be "couldn't".
Theatro Grotesco is great and has many good stories.

>>12922062
underrated

>>12921997
>*bones breaking*
>yeap, that's me. You're probably wondering how I got here

>>12921997
I would but I haven't solved a single thing.

>>12922077
what was it?

>>12924733
The op. This is not th place for “rekt”