/lit/ - Literature

>>16110352
fuck kinda shelf is that b

not even any hitler on it.....

Well, if you insist...

>>16110767
>Funko pops

>>16110767
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>>16110815
>He doesn't collect funko pops

What is it with funko pops anyway? Where do they come from and why?

>>16110896
capitalism

>>16110896
dwindling testosterone and late stage capitalism

>>16110895
The worst thing about this image is actually the Dan Brown books

>>16110925
prefacing it with "late stage" doesn't mean anything anon

>>16110937
It's means it's at it end, troglodyte.

>>16110952
that's the point: it isn't

>>16110957
Sure wish you had one.

>>16110352
Why would you have technical books in a language that's not english?

>>16110896
late stage capitalism, fourth stage industrialism, globalism, consumerism, fagism.

>>16110962
maybe you should try actually forming an argument for your use of the phrase instead of blindly insulting anyone who disagrees with it
>capitalism is almost at its end
is it actually? or are you blindly adhering to Marxist eschatology?
>late stage capitalism is a distinct phase of capitalism
really? why?

>>16111042
Good on you for finding topical bait

>>16110767
Ekelhaftigkeit und hoffentlich ein Köder.

>>16111071

Yes, of course. Imagine unironically owning ANY Marxist, Anarchist, &c. literature.

>>16111042
Replace all that with kecw thanks

ad-man/director of PR for a bluechip.

>>16111006
>are you blindly adhering to Marxist eschatology?
are you?

>>16111333
>are you?
are you?

>>16111042
found the commie.

>>16110352
*schmatz*

>>16111252
Favourites?

>>16110352
second part btw

>>16110384
9/10

>not just HDD + cracked Kindle

This has to be the worst shelf thread I’ve seen in my life.

>>16111482
I bet you look like a sojak

>>16111471
>>16111252


depends on the project in line, but in general:
the series edited by heimann, as is his more subject-specific studies
pastoureau's studies in the history of individual colors
history of graphic design, vol 1-2
marchand's academic studies
several of the protest poster collections, especially the george mcgovern and democratic insurgents
pantone: 20th century in color is a fantastic resource
tufte's works on visual data representation
taschen in general, but their "extraordinary records" has proven valuable
branding terror is pretty interesting
not shown: nasa graphics standards manual. virtually anything done by the grpahics standards manual system.

what do you do, anon?

>>16110965
I went to a special ed school so my English isnt good

Good day to you all, fellow sophisticates!

>>16111546
>.

I know you all have removed any non-lit compatible books from your shelves to take pictures. Pathetic.

>>16111585
Such a man would be self conscious as to their taste, and curate their shelf to win good boy points with the /lit/crowd.

I am self confident enough to enjoy fun series, and I bear myself no embarrassment to like something as novel as the star wars extended universe. By no means is that my only shelf, but I do enjoy the idea of winding you up.

>>16111428
looks comfy

what country?

>>16111614
Certified based

What is the final solution to the funko pop problem?

I haven’t read In years thanks to pic related

>>16111535
Post your work

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>>16110830
This is only funny so many times

>>16110823
literally watched a porn video today that had the same poster

>>16112748

my latest? pic related. i don't love it, trust me, many criticisms. worked with ostrower, continuing to develop it.

at this point i'm consulting exclusively for the biden campaign. i've worked before with brands like coke, visa, omni hotels, etc.

if you're around this board at all, my trip is "rapture" that i usually post with/pursue a side library project with, so i do that more aimless silly stuff, too.

>>16110384
Cringe

>>16113245
>Cringe
Cringe

>>16113157
see, the one guy who pretends to like biden is being paid by his campaign lol

>>16110866
nigga absolutely get vol 2

>>16113157
We both know who's going to win.

The great triggering of 2020.

Keeping America great.

>>16113361
>We both know who's going to win
Yea we do. Biden.

>>16113361
This election is going to be nuts. Imagine if Biden wins the popular vote but not the electoral vote.

>>16113390
>believing simulations and polls after 2016
Wew.

>>16110352
oh this toy tank retard is back. shitty bust faggot

>>16110352
>no funko edition

>>16110896
Onions overdose

>>16113390
Woah, a POLL says he's going to win!? Damn, it's over for Drump!!!!

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>>16113581
Please please oh please cope some more

>>16113448
even funkos are better than tr*nslations

>>16113632
>I’d rather never read a book than read it with a slight loss fidelity.
Let’s be honest here, you don’t read.

>>16113640
>slight loss
You're in for a surprise if you ever learn a second language

>>16113654
I’ll get right on that. I’ll only need to cover Ancient Chinese, Latin, Koine Greek, Old English, Ancient Greek, Akkadian Cuneiform, German, French, Japanese, Arabic, Italian and Spanish to cover everything on that shelf.

Or I could not be such a /lit/Larping faggot and just read the scholarly translation.

>>16113607
>wall of text
We all remember that 99% chance of Hillary winning by NYT and others even as she lost Florida and Ohio lmao.

>>16113654
t. American who developed an intermediate understanding of Spanish to facilitate his daily orders at Taco Bell

>>16110384
t. gets his politics from Paradox games

>>16114049
A playthrough of modded Victoria II in which you read all the walls of text is more educational than following an early modern history course

>>16110934
I remember Dan brown being a fun read when I was 14-16

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>>16114380
Pretty based. Must have cost a small fortune.
Do you keep your paperbacks on a different shelf? I see A Dance with Dragons but no other Gurm book.

>>16113157
JO

>>16110384
Imagine seriously not having a ritually consecrated bust somewhere in your house

>>16115644
I consecrate my busts upon your mother if you catch my drift.

>>16115281
Not too expensive, almost all are second hand. Paperbacks are on different shelves for trades and mass markets

>>16115756

Who /evangelical/ here?

>>16110871
>host club box set
A man of taste I see

>>16113448
Expensive looking collection. Pretty spotless, too. Start reading that shit, nigger.

>>16110352
You must be a real joy at parties.

>>16110384
kek

>>16116040
I’ve read about 60% of that shelf. But I’m very careful not to break spines and those folios don’t get to leave the house.

>>16115756
really nice collection anon

>>16114049
what?

what is the point of these threads? to make some kind of spectacle out of the books you read? do you feel like posting these helps reinforce your own personality?

>>16116744
For the (You)s

>>16116594
Interesting and expensive-looking collection you got there, anon. How did you find those translations of MA's Meditation and Seneca's Letters? Mind sharing some pics?

>>16110384
>Augustus (?) bust with no History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

>>16111252
The liberal obsession with Bauhaus is honestly fashwave-tier.

>>16116935
shelf is full my dude. no more books for me.

>>16117012
Get another one.

>>16111502
Thanks for turning me on to this, anon :) Looks comfy as hell desu

1/3, from Austen to Hugo

2/3 Kafka to Pessoa

3/3 Rushdie to Waltari.

I took these photos a month ago and have since read and added a few more books to the shelf, like the Danzig trilogy by Gunter Grass and Don Quijote.

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>>16116915
Thanks anon. The folio’s are real nice. Early 2000s budget copies so they aren’t full buckram like most of their stuff, but the boards have some good art.

The Seneca translation was Robin Campbell, which I’m a big fan of, but I haven’t read any of the others to compare. Not a full collection of his letters though. Aurelius is the Maxwell Staniforth translation. It’s good, but a bit dated. I prefer the Hays translation from Penguin. Picked this one up cheap second hand though, and it’s real nice to read. Good thick paper stock.

>>16110352
90% of my books I have as pdf on my computer. 90% of the ones on my shelf are thrift store classics that don't really show what I read. but the 10% of the other ones on my shelf are the best books i've read that i got a physical copy of.) I'm 20 how the fuck am I supposed to have the money to get physical copies for all the books I read? Many of them don't exist in a physical form anyways. Plus you're making a commitment that you are not going to be mobile really. I would like to travel around and not have to lug a bunch of paper around as well as the things I need. Most of the books in my digital library I obtained for free. I have them all backed up on a hard drive. It may not look as fashionable or cute but why should I care I don't sit at home staring at the book. I read them or I don't

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>>16111428
Damn.

>>16111502
What am I looking at?

test

>>16113607
>We were totally correct guys, we just didnt get the right winner

>>16117527
A shitty prototype of an open source ereader (both hardware and fw) made by someone with too much time on their hands.

>>16116197
I am

Posting cringe-worthy shelves is a lot less effective when /lit/'s actual shelves are just as bad.
>>16111042
Does this kind of leftist still exist? Reminds me of late-teen Norman Finkelstein

>>16116935
>Taking Gibbon seriously
A pox on you.

>>16117907
pointing is rude, marius.

although i don't expect better of a slav.

>>16116744
It's fun showing things off that you're interested in. Didn'y you ever have show-and-tell at school, you sissy twat?

>>16118480
No these threads are pure narcissism, stop trying to cope. You aren't special.

>>16118502
>pure narcissism,
literally nothing wrong with this

>>16118502
>You aren't special.
Oh no!

>>16118502
everybody is special, i learned this in kindergarten

>>16110384
>every book spine uncreased
You know this guy doesn't actually read any of that shit

>>16112768
it's a good response to the bullshit these threads are

>>16113794
>wall of text
you're on fucking /lit/ and 10 lines of a newspaper article are too much for you?

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>>16118511
Reading books isn't a personality. Get one basedboy

>>16118615
>Reading books isn't a personality
this is literally a book board. people are going to share pictures of books, retard

>>16117968
>Does this kind of leftist still exist?

No. They have almost universally been replaced by 21st Century Tranzoid Men.

>>16111252
based taschen reader

>>16110352
>The amount of people falling for bait in these threads
I thought /lit would have less gullible tards than the other boards.

>>16110800
the fucking bernie pop. womens bookshelves never cease to make me cheese

>>16111102
>Imagine unironically owning ANY Marxist literature
imagine owning all of it

>>16118548
You know, you don’t have to fold the book over itself while reading.

But if you wanna know I went from pic related to pic you replied to in just 3mo time. I’ve read just about all in pic related.

>>16117106
Thanks, I appreciate it. The folios do look really nice. It seems we've read the same translations for both of them; I haven't read Staniforth's though. I have the Penguin paperback version of Seneca's Letter but I'd love to get pic related eventually which has all the letters.

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>>16110895
CONNNNNNNNNNNNSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

>>16113170
What is this, Instagram? Jesus, you replace those guns with martinis and you're basically a basic bitch.

>>16113756
Based

>>16119486
How many hours a week you read?

>>16119488
Thanks for the rec, I’ll add that one to the backlog.

Hi
https://youtu.be/oGmrRcFk9M4

>>16119718
I have many hobbies and also adhd
I read half a book in 2 days then complete it 4 months later

>>16111252
how do you sleep at night?

>>16119940
why do you buy books but never read them?

>>16120018
Check this 5.

>>16110384
WE
>>16111042
Dedication
>>16112497
Great but clean up all that shit on top
>>16113170
>muh Constitution
>buys three Austrian firearms
>>16113448
Fuuuck nice Folios.
>>16114380
Nice.

>>16119486

When did you switch copies of Hitler's War? I notice that one looks more damaged, and an older release.

>>16110934
It's funny because you can pretty accurately guess that this guy also doesn't believe in God and lives in a literal cartoon world.

>>16110896
They come from a society that killed God with something as weak as the God delusion.

>>16121118
I used to have both versions on the same shelf but when I bought the last batch of books I needed space so I got rid of the unnecessaries like the old and poorer condition Hitler’s war and the last two poorer written asoiaf books I’ll never read anyway. The Hitler’s war is split in half at the spine crease from a previous owner likely folding the damn thing over. I tried to tape it the best it could when it finally fully split. Now it’s in my mini WWII museum next to an mg-34/42 ammo can and some sho-ka-kola.


He would have wanted it that way.

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>>16121205
Nice Easton collection. We have a lot of the same editions. Seeing those books stack on top makes me nervous though.

>>16121611

pretty. how's this edition of clausewitz? and how much?

>>16121197

Very nice. I'm hoping I can get some of the Irving volumes soon.

>>16111042
Where do you find all those lenin and stalin books?

>>16111252

Saving this picture for future readings.

Apologies, this is the best picture I could take.

>>16123284
is it now?

>>16110384
Where did you get that bust from nigga

>>16113794
NNNNOOO BUT CNN SAID WE WERE GONNA WIN

>>16118564
You can't predict the future and the cope of linking a fucking "poll" is fucking pathetic.

>>16123340

Yea, my online picture taking tool is a wired 2009 webcam. If you squint you might be able to make out a book or two.

>>16123346
Design Toscano
Can be found on their website or amazon

The pillar is from touch of class

>>16113448
So kitsch.

>>16121205
>>16121611
there's something so soulless and artificial about these types of shelves. it probably has something to do with them being premeditated and curated book *collections*, rather than a piece of furniture of that has incidentally and organically filled with books that the owner has read. the cheap shelving certainly doesn't help remedy this impression.

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>>16118548
These bindings upset pseuds not only because they're new and lack any visible signs of wear, but because by virtue of being well-crafted hardcovers they're unlikely to accumulate them any time soon. These are very disturbing qualities in books to your average il/lit/erati who yearns to demonstrate nicely creased and cracked "definitely perused and totally not pseud" paperback spines more than he wants to actually read the very pages they hold together. In their eyes, investing in a sturdy, luxurious leather or nicely decorated buckram bindings to please the owner's eye and provide the books with more longevity is antithetical to the one and only reason of owning physical books at all; that is to serve as an achievement display that would quickly and unambiguously communicate to the two drunken girls and three college dudebros who visit their studio apartment once a year just how authentically e/lit/e and genuinely well-read the owner is, whilst definitely not trying to pretend to want to hope to look like it. Plus, the price factor also breaks some typical self-imposed illusions of being a chosen member of some semi-secret class of penniless bohemian intellectuals, engaged in cultural guerilla warfare on the back line of a grand army of philistine en-pee-see bougies, that so many younger members of /pol/-for-smart-people seem to be under. These are quite hilarious idiosyncrasies and I can wholeheartedly recommend skimming through some older shelf threads to find people both accusing someone of buying particular bindings to show off and chastising the others for not having their spines project the required aura of "well-readness" quite strong enough all in a single post.

>>16124687
>dropping a lot of money on a set of leather-bound books is more vain than buying used books as you read them based on your personal preference for what you want to read at the given time

>>16124700
>thinking these come as a set
Philistine

>>16124723
>spending more money for a nicer looking thing makes me less vain than you
retard

>>16124747
>the only reason people buy nice things is to show off

>>16124784
>the only reason people buy used things is to show off
now you're just getting ridiculous

>>16110866
Based

>>16124687
>they're unlikely to accumulate them any time soon
Yes, because they look like gaudy trash.

>>16110384
this has to be a shitpost right anons?

These threads are a shitshow because they've been infected by jealousy, elitists (of all kinds), finger pointing, etc. I personally don't care, besides I usually get ignored, but you idiots are scaring off everyone.

>>16125016
Which one is yours

>>16125070
This one >>16119940

>>16119940
>>16125111
Sick Tolkien collection. Way beyond overkill, but cool. Not a fan of mass murdering Winston Churchill, but I would probably grab one of his books on something besides WW2 if I saw it. I want that Conan Chronicles.

Excellent collection overall. A genuine fire hazard.

>>16110384
Nice, but it needs some culling to make room for better stuff.

>>16124990
why?

>>16125356
>you dont need a jew to tell you this

hearty kek
but why do people hate on WWZ here?

>>16114380
best shelf in this whole thread.

>>16125538
>WWZ
I don't know about other people, I'm just antisemitic.

>>16125627
wwz author is a jew?

>>16125638
Yes. But that's not really why it sucks.

>>16118530
Everybody was "special" in your kindergarten, anon.

>>16125709
so....why does it suck according to /lit/

was it the chapter with the female pilot mary sueing her way out of a downed jet and making her way thru a horde?

>>16110884
Is this a narcissistic girl thing?

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>>16113157

This is pretty fucking based.
Do you collect other books? Have more pics?
Did you just collect the ones of graphic design over time?

>>16110823
I will never understand this type of consumerism. The boxes don't even look nice

>>16126904
Nothing about them looks nice. At least not to humans.

>>16125562
Thanks anon

>>16126806
I second this. Want to hear more about ad-man anon.

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>>16128287
It looks like you dug all those books out of a dumpster

>>16126806
>>16128259

thanks. yes, i collect other books--have around 25,000 at this point. i used to post in these threads but honestly my collection has gotten large enough that i just lurk here, shill a couple pics here and there, and build threads around the library itself, which is here:
pykewater.com

apart from my PR/ad-job, i'm a PhD candidate in government, so the graphic design stuff grew out of two prongs: 1. experience required in advertising, and 2. an interest in aesthetics and specifically "political aesthetics" that grew out of a much deeper and longer-lasting interest in political theory.

what do you do, anons?

>>16110952
"Late-stage capitalism" is a tell for a lazy Marxist faggot without agency.
It's not going to fall without help, yet you sit back, consume, and expect it to fail as a matter of inevitability.

This is about half of my book collection. The other half is at a different house. I can uphold a pic if necessary.

>>16111428
imagine wanting to read with a black screen of deathly void staring at you

>>16113170
Don't post pictures of your firearms online. God-awful operational security, anon.

>>16111614
Ask me how I know that you are seriously overweight.

>>16128979
your followers are gonna love this shit anon

>>16111614
hey man thrawn trilogy is a fun ride

>>16128979
>dat gat
2aesthetic4me

>>16113170
You might as well have posted the Constitution and then Siege, you retard brainlet.

>>16128878
there's a bunch of trash there but I spy MacIntyre, so I know your heart is in the right place

>>16128832
because they actually look read? i think the camera is making it worse though

although, anon, it's probably time to let that Windows XP update book go...

>>16121611
what's the thinking behind not using the bottom shelf?
genuinely curious

>>16111252
And here I was, thinking I'm soulless, waste of life for working in investment banking. You give me hope, anon.

>>16113654
You're a fucking retard

t. fluent in 4 languages

>>16129718
what followers?

I don't have a bookshelf. I sold off all my books and went digital. Now I don't waste time cleaning stuff and I can carry my entire library with me when I travel.

>>16111042
so jealous right now- how long did it take you to collect all of those?

You try to put on those Airs and act real cool, but you got to realize that you're acting like fools.

>>16129871
Just haven’t filled them with books yet. Recently moved into this house and got to add extra bookshelves, so my books are all contained in one room instead of being spread out through the house like a paper diaspora.

>>16128837
Lurker here.
Could you clue in on some graphic design books or something related to comics that is worth picking up?
I am building a comics study section, and I'd like to broaden the horizon by delving to aesthetics and illustrative approaches.

(I own the Manga book by the British Museum, fyi)

>>16128975
you wish lardo

>>16113390
>40k times
>sample of 100 outcomes
lol

>>16128878
>Rare Irvings
>Handbook
>Mosley
>Siege

Holy shit, I'm thinking fucking based. This is what I aspire to.

>>16111006
this post is big cringe my man

>>16111502
who wants to bet some aspect of this, like the bootloader is closed source

>>16128878
Based and redpilled
Here's half of mine

>>16128945
Those ones were bought in a store so who gives a fuck. Also someone else posted it, looks like my meme pics are finally getting reposted.
>>16129789
Ok kike

>>16110823
HAHA do not post this evil image. holy shit hahah

>>16132257
Hail victory

>>16110823
cursed

>>16113170
ahhh firearms, the "real man's" funko pops

>>16117546
milk

>>16132307
Spencer is voting for Biden.

>>16132328
This post brought to you by a euphoric midwit.

>>16120035
heh

>>16132419
One of these shelves is not like the others

>>16111252
this is actually interesting. it's nice to see something so different for once.

>>16119486
why the fuck did you read eragon lmao

>>16119486
>Saxons, Vikings, and Celts
I've been thinking about getting this. Was it good?

>>16124687
This is the most based thing I've read on /lit/ in months. I'm not really into those bindings either but you're totally right about why they provoke such a strong reaction.

>>16125638
Yeah, isn't he like the son of Mel Brooks or something? I don't have an issue with Jews and I like some of Mel Brooks' movies (though he is a bit overrated) but he is Jewish.

>>16128832
it's because they're all second hand, and god knows how many hands they've changed before that. When I actually used to buy physical books, I never had much money, and now I just get ebooks and Kindle editions.
The camera is also making it look worse than it already is.

>>16111546
I have a star wars shelf too, but i'm too embarrassed mine in this thread. You're brave anon.

>>16111428
Telescope is mad comfy. When I build a house I want to put a domed observatory at the top of it.

>>16113448
Aesthetic collection

>>16118233
>Not recognizing some of the finest prose ever used in an English language history

The pox is on you, anon.

>>16133506
Post it

>>16128837
For someone with your supposed wealth, Will, you really should invest in some solid shelves instead of the $15 plastic Home Depot utility shelves you are causing to sag so horribly.

>>16128878
Good collection, man. I have a bunch of books coming in the mail soon, but I'll post my old shelf pic anyway.

>>16110896
Hospital-society

>>16132328
guns come closer to the function of a toy than funko pops.

>>16130459
Ah, a man of culture I see.

>>16110895
Kek

>>16133614
>meanwhile...

>>16133531
Here it is

>>16110352
Are you a computer scientist? What is your opinion on the existential risks posed by AI? WHEN IS GENERAL STRONG BEING FINALIZED?

>>16115882
Great collection, Anon.

>>16133722
That Revan book was so dissapointing. I say this as someone who enjoys 90%+ of the star wars novels and has a shelf about 4x this size.

>>16132923
I was a child in the early 2000s and it’s my favorite book from that stage in my life.
>>16132926
Very good, a bit dry at times (at the end), can read like a science class textbook sometimes when talking about genealogy, you know. The riboflavins and the double helix structures and the mitochondrial DNA shit. It’s mostly about the history of the British isles, then the invasions, migrations, numbers and all that good stuff and then at the end there’s some scientific blah for the real nerds.

>>16133749
Not him but the good news is you don't have to worry about advanced general ai destroying civilization. The bad news is the "dumb" ai we have now is already enough to destroy civilization. We'll accidentally mindfuck ourselves waaay before an uprising can occur.

>>16128837
Why do you hoard books which you don't even think of reading? Even if you would read 2 books a week for 70 years you will never even get above 7000 books. At this point you also do not have any progeny to inherit them. So, what's the use besides pure hoarding and coonsumerism?

>>16134325
Maybe he wants to preserve them for future generations (who will almost certainly throw them away).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjobzN7HQRM

>>16111252
>>16111535
>>16113157
>>16128837

By far the only interesting collection posted. How did you get all this? Do you actually use it? How wealthy are you? Cool collection, anon.

>>16110384
Everything past the 2nd level is peak reddit.

>>16133519
just like Byrgenwerth...

>>16128878
Can you take better pictures of your shelves? I can't see all the titles, and you have some interesting stuff I want to look up. At least list the stuff that's hard to see.

>>16135141
I'll probably upload better pictures in a future thread. Is there any particular title you wanted to see?

>>16135797
Nah, I'll just wait for better pics. What are your favorites there? I just bought the following (still awaiting arrival):

>Dissecting the Holocaust: The Growing Critique of 'Truth' and 'Memory' - Germar Rudolf
>The Hoax of the Twentieth Century: The Case Against the Presumed Extermination of European Jewry - Arthur Butz
>The Six Million: Fact or Fiction - Peter Winter
>Tell the Truth and Shame the Devil: Recognize the True Enemy and Join to Fight Him - Gerard Menuhin
It's useful to have a jew saying what believe when trying to convince others.
>The Arctic Home in the Vedas - Bal Gangadhar Tilak
>The Culture of Critique - Kevin Macdonald
>Separation and Its Discontents: Toward an Evolutionary Theory of Anti-Semitism - Kevin Macdonald
>A People That Shall Dwell Alone: Judaism as a Group Evolutionary Strategy, with Diaspora Peoples - Kevin Macdonald
>The Decline of the West - Oswald Spengler
>Imperium: The Philosophy of History and Politics - Francis Parker Yockey
>The Passing of the Great Race: or The Racial Basis of European History - Madison Grant
Almost bought another of his works, but figured I could get away with just this.
>Hitler's Revolution: Ideology, Social Programs, Foreign Affairs - Richard Tedor
>The Myth of the Twentieth Century - Alred Rosenberg
>The Third Rome: Holy Russia, Tsarism and Orthodoxy - Matthew Raphael Johnson
>Manifesto for Breaking the Financial Slavery to Interest - Gottfried Feder
>The German State on a National and Socialist Foundation - Gottfried Feder
>The Programme of the Nsdap: the National Socialist German Worker's Party and Its General Conceptions - Gottfried Feder
>Germany Speaks: By 21 Leading Members of Party and State - Walter Gross, Reinhardt Fritz, Joachim Von Ribbentrop
Alexander Jacob, the Indian translator, is somewhat notorious for his bad translations. I'm hoping these aren't shit.
>Into the Darkness - Lothrop Stoddard
>Rommel: the Trail of the Fox - David Irving
>A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind - Stephen Mitford Goodson
>Hitler for a Thousand Years - Leon Degrelle
Another Alexander Jacob translation.
>Hitler Democrat - Leon Degrelle
>The Eastern Front - Leon Degrelle
I really want "Hitler: Born at Versailles", too.
>Hitler's Second Book: German Foreign Policy - Adolf Hitler
Arthur Kemp edition.
>Bechamp or Pasteur? - Ethel D. Hume
>On Being a Pagan - Alain De Benoist
>Hitler's Commando: the Daring Missions of Otto Skorzeny and the Nazi Special Forces - Otto Skorzeny
Did not mean to get this, what I actually wanted was "My Commando Operations: The Memoirs of Hitler's Most Daring Commando". What I ordered is abridged with an introduction by a jew.

>>16134338
I've seen to mayn beautiful libraries in my urban exploration days getting soggy and moldy because the people collecting them had no children. If you don't have offspring, hoarding and collecting such stuff doesn't make sense and could be more pathological, like childless women nurturing "dog babies".

I also been to too many yard sales where old fucks died without anybody to deal with their stuff. They throw everything out and sell your precious leather for pennies and give them away for free just to get rid of the weight.

If you people do not have children, make sure to rear some younglings later on which would like to inherit them. Although his softcover selection doesn't look that rare or costly as to be of an worth. Plus, nobody got space for 25000 cheap and mass produced books which he would never read. I think a max 5000 book strong high quality collection is far better. On average 150-200 hardcovers fit into one big shelf, which means that you still would need a library of 25 bookcases.

>>16133565
>>16128878
>>16125356

So many Hitler's War lads and I'm not one of them. Anger level rising.

>>16136140
It's ok, I bought two so you don't have to buy one.

>>16136184

Oh, but I do. Is any WWII collection complete without Irving?

>>16136194
I don't think so. There aren't many other historians I trust. Irving has a few erroneous views, but for the most part his research is untouchable.

>>16136221

I hope he gets to release his newest books that have been in the works the past few years.

>>16136080

If i had the cash I’d go in on a 25k library. I have kids and leaving something like that would be amazing.
Even if cheap and mass produced, just having access to that much knowledge in one’s house is pretty based.

>>16136237
There aren't 25000 books worth reading, concentrate on quality rather tan quantity. 5000 is much more than enought. I'm pretty certain most people on here would have a difficult time to even point to 2000 works worth reading.

>>16136293

Your mix of ignorance, criticism, and confident universalizing leads me to believe you don’t know what the fuck you are talking about
There are absolutely 25k books “worth reading”, depending on what you consider worthwhile or what you are looking to research. Given how much has been produced, 25k is hardly anything.

Just because most anons cant list 2000 good books—like you—doesn’t mean they don’t exist. It just means you’re extremely limited in what you consider to be worthwhile knowledge.

It’s also clear you’re just resentful and jealous. It’s ok, i am too.

>>16136233
I think he has those books more less finished, and is waiting to die before releasing them. He's had so much shit flung his way for only marginal deviation from the mainstream. I don't blame him for wanting to avoid the spotlight for the rest of his life.

It's not just Jews that get pissed at him either. He gets shit from every side, because he's planted himself firmly in the middleground between the various camps.

>>16136293
There's even 100 books I'd call essential. There's thousands of good books, but at some, that I maintain might only be a single digit in quality, you have to apply yourself.

>>16136373
>There's *NOT even 100 books I'd call essential. There's thousands of good books, but at some *POINT, that I maintain might only be a single digit in quality, you have to apply yourself.
I need to go to sleep, apparently.

>>16136373
>marginal deviation from the mainstream
>Holocaust denial

>>16136401
What is "holocaust denial"? Irving believes up to 6 million jews could have been executed at gunpoint under Himmler's watch.

>>16135954
Try to get your hands on a copy of Jewish Supremacism by David Duke. It's one of the most concise books discussing the JQ. I also can't recommend E Michael jones highly enough. I just got finished reading Slaughter of the Cities. That books is a massive compendium of redpills.

>>16110384
You are more vain than literal Instagram whores

Haven't read a single book.

>>16136527
>E Michael jones
I do wanna get some of his stuff. Especially "The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit".

What do you think of Jone's colleague Jonas E. Alexis? He has a book out called "Zionism Vs. the West: How Talmudic Ideology Is Undermining Western Culture". He's currently working on a book criticizing Kevin Macdonald's worldview. The catholic wing of antisemitism has some great stuff, but not being Catholic myself I find they'd be better suited focusing on history.

wow you guys really like those big headed figures and star wars

>>16136293
I have 1,048 books and my list of stuff I’m interested in has only gotten longer over time.

>>16136794
Am I the only one that keeps a written list of all their books at the office for insurance purposes?

>>16136371
>eyerone who doesn't support mindles consumerism is jelly
I have over a K of my own high quality editions of books, mostly classics. I have yet to meet a library worth mentioning on here, let alone of my jelousy. Just buying shit on quantity and calling it a library without the abbility to ever currate their content is pathological. Nobody will not read more than 10.000 books in your whole life. It is much more usefull to have a high quality selectio which you and your offspring can actually use. From what he showed from his 25K collection, it's far away from quality, basically only buying whatever book he can find on any given topic by title. Not only that, you doesn't even give enought fucks about their survival as to buy proper bookcases. As I said 25 Bookcases are hard enought to fit somewhere and than we're only speaking about 5K books. And you want your collection to be able to fit into a smaller space, so that if your family falls on bad times, it wont be simple thrown away or sold. That's coming from experience, not envy. At a certain point books become no more than collectable porcellain dolls for the futur generations, a gaudy fetish to be disposed off. And you don't want your heritage to be seen as that. Quality will always supersede quantity, which is mainly there for looks at that point.

Don't act out like a beatn dog to facts.

>>16136794
I do too, My lists is around 3000 books long, additionally to the 1000 I already have. While my list is getting longer, the interest field becomes smaller and more specific. At some point this specialisation won't be of any value to people not exactly interested in the exact same stuff, which is practically impossible, which will lead to their disposal. I would consider my classics as well as my political section to be the only ones which will be given on as they are both highely research as well as rare and dying out in our current climate. But only listing them I will surely not surpas 2K.

>>16136813
Rather take picture of the books. Insurance wants to see them. Plus you want to show that you have x expansive copy not some papaerbag.

>>16136652
I have not read anything by Alexis, but Zionism vs the West looks promising.

>>16137027
I only stumbled upon him because I was looking for information on the "Rape of Nanking", and he has an article debunking a famous Chinese author's book on the topic. If I hadn't just spent a fortune on books I might have gotten "Zionism vs the West". It'll remain the queue. Wish I could find a pdf to see if it's worth it.

>>16111428
somewhere in vancouver am I right? north african don't worry about being stalked!

>>16136373
>I think he has those books more less finished, and is waiting to die before releasing them.

Perhaps that's true, but I don't doubt he needs support at this time in his life.

>>16136874
i do not for a second believe you have anything above a meme-tier library
what's on this classics list of yours, anon? what has made your ulta-specialized politics list? lets see some pics, some lists, anything
fucking pseud.

>>16136555
Lmao for fucks sake you all really are triggered by a nice column and bust

>>16111428
This in germany by any chance?