/lit/ - Literature

>>20123037
Rest assured...
My penis gets the bird

>>20123037
Picked these up the other day

>>20123037
Isn't Nana part of a long as fuck series?

>>20123049
also these

>>20123037
>The amount of sperms in these

>>20123054
Yeah Zola was a complete autist but the books tell standalone stories, even though they are about characters related to each other in one way or the other

>>20123037
last month

>>20123055
>de Sade gets a clickbait cover
He would be proud

>>20123037
last month (cont)

>>20123037
last one. so probably a total of 34 or more books

>>20123109
scratch that, 58 books

>>20123109
and how much did that cost you

>>20123130
a total of possibly 350 dollars

These are for my brother in prison

>>20123199
Why is he in prison?

>>20123109
>hartmann
You are entering the mental breakdown part of your life. I wish you the best

>>20123335
I actually find him hard to read, but ok

>>20123658
Beiser has a few entries concerning him in "Weltschmerz". Maybe that'll help you out.

Think I did okay. These days I mostly just read stuff I want to. I haven't paid attention to any /lit/ recommended stuff in a while. Feels good

>>20123680
Oops

>>20123684
Why does Bloom suck Shakepeare's cock so much

>>20123062
You are confusing books with your mother's uterus again

>>20123084
You can't imagine the covers of old spanish editions of his novels, bait at its finest, even for The Marquise de Gange, a gothic novel without a single sex scene.

>>20123202
>german
He didn't reach his monthly quota of sucked BBCs and the PC police arrested him, or he torrented an uncensored version of Wolfenstein.

>>20123037
Why do you purchase ugly, worn books?

A few used books I picked up

>>20124292
What is it about America that so efficiently and consistently breeds mental illness like this?

>>20124307
Because you can read them just fine you consumerist cuck

>>20124096
I was unaware that they made a book out of that video game

>>20124374
You could read them just fine on your phone. If you're going to make a purchase at least get something of high quality instead of some used bargain bin trash.

>>20124307
faggot

>>20124353
I'm not from the US.

>>20124334
>she
Hot

>>20124391
Lol for real how many people that played the game read it?. It was like two dollars. Had the ps1 version back in the day absolute classic

>>20124404
Reading from a phone is cumbersome and strains my eyes. And no I'll not buy the latest apple product™ or an amazon cuckdle either thanks

>>20124432
I'm guessing there's also a Splinter Cell book

Pretty good book. Not holocaust denying but an analysis of how Jewish elites use the Holocaust narrative for politics and money. The part about how the World Jewish Congress extorted the Swiss banks out of 1.25 billion is like something out of a mafia film. Truly amazing. Even if you’re not interested in the Jewish question it’s a good example of how power and politics work in this world. The author (himself Jewish) writes in a caustic, unapologetic tone, so it’s perfect for a 4chan audience..

>>20124334
I see that Sophocles book all the time in thrift stores. Is it worth a read?

>>20124496
I just googled it. Theres a whole series of books that popped up around the time the splinter cell game first came out in the sixth gen of consoles. But they are not written by clancy. Someone named raymond benson wrote them.

>>20124466
I've never been one to purchase second hand goods, but I guess if it works for you go ahead. I think screens make my eyes tired even after waking up in the morning, so I take a nap for a couple hours because they're too tired. Maybe I should stick with paper.

Last night about 15

>>20124597
I assume you are a native German speaker, so why did you feel need to read an introductory (if the title is to be taken literally) German history?

>>20123202
The suspicion is that he might have something to do with a certain amount of criminal money whose source is unknown. It's still unclear whether he is guilty or not but he might have to stay there for a few months in custody so I figured he'd appreciate these.

Getting through Doostoevsky's work this year

>>20124466
>NOOOOO! YOU CANT JUST BUY USED BOOKS. YOU MUST ALWAYS BUY BRAND NEW PUBLIC DOMAIN BOOKS.

I got these 3, chose the english versions since the translations were not on stock and I didn't want to wait for shipping. Ah well, never read Dickens in english for example so it's a first I guess.

>>20125033
Not that guy, but I don't mind reading used books if I'm borrowing them from a public library or from an acquaintance for a week or two at most, but if I'm gonna read once and not read it ever again in my life, I'd rather download it and read it on my phone (or even on my computer) than to buy a used copy. I'd only buy a used copy of an extremely overpriced textbook or reference book that I'd know for a fact I would use for a very long time.

>>20125098
I bought a copy of the Decameron that I read fragments of for a literature class back in college. It's still sitting on my shelf, left mostly untouched.

>>20125429
>Reading a book on a computer

I can’t think of anything worse

>>20123083
Epic book selection Justin

>>20124766
The idiot is in my stack, lemme know if u like it

New to reading. Starting with Greeks. Just got the Iliad and Odyssey. What am I getting into?

>>20124518
not OP but Antigone is a really good short read, and super influential, Hegel and Freud talk about it alot if thats ur thing too

>>20124292
mutts law

>>20126066
t. /pol/tranny

>>20124650
Not native, I like Reclams and they're dirt cheap at my shop.
It's a pocket book and the title is "little German history"

>>20125699
On rare occasions I've downloaded books that had unusual file formats which I needed a Windows-specific programs to open. You gotta do what you gotta do to read whatever you wanna read.

>>20125726
Pederastry

>>20124518
For sure, go for it

>>20123109
>>20123658
>von Hartmann
How are you finding him (aside from the difficulty)?

Got these except the Lovecraft one which was a gift

>>20123037
I can't remember which are more recent so here's some from the past few months. I have read 5 of these, listened to one, and I'm halfway through another one. Also have a kindle and 2 library books out. Also also unemployed.

>>20124292
why can't /pol/ not think of BBC for two seconds

>>20128587
>13 KB, 275x206
Apparently can't afford an internet connection either

>>20128592
yeah I don't know why that was so low quality.

>>20128587
>>20128602
>unemployed
>keeps buying overpriced paperbacks

>>20128483
>Spanish
why bother

Ironically purchased from a check recieved from my insursnce company who 'made too much this year'

>>20129933
>Ironically purchased from a check recieved from my insursnce company who 'made too much this year'
How in the fuck

>>20129956
At least technocapitalism funded my further understandings of such systems. Unraveling of metafoundational constructs that I seem to be bound by. Or at least fun reads.

>>20124096
based and boomer pilled

>>20129933
Incredibly cringe stack

>>20130704
Would you care to explain further, fellow anon? A better insight into your perspective?

>>20123684
auster and delillo suck ugly turds

>>20124597
>michael kohlhass
yes

>>20130781
It's 100,000 pages of postmodern jargon. It's why some people have trouble defining what a "woman" actually is.

>>20124508
You deserve to be disemboweled for posting your hideous fucking legs anywhere where another human being has even a slight chance of seeing them. Kys

>>20123055
The castle was a very boring read

>>20129933
There's three books in this picture which I dropped less than 20 pages in (mostly because they were too full of weird terms and difficult to follow arguments).

>>20129784
I don't see a problem with reading Garcia Lorca in Spanish

I got in the mood for reading a history book after reading a few of Montaigne's essays, so I picked this one up.
It's supposed to be new, but for some reason the spine was already kind of dirty by the time I took the plastic wrapping off.

>>20131179
If anything they're just semi schizoid fragmented scifi tangential rants similar to the anime Steins;gate's okabe character. Or with the delusional seriousness of Serial Experiments Lain. I had fun.

>>20130896
Postmodern, yes. But I wouldnt go as far as to say jargon. It decides to use false vocabulary to illustrate some dark horror science fiction based in again, schizoid tangential esoteric possibility. I think theyre fun critiques on society. I live in California and feel it burning by the way.

>>20123049
Breddy gud even if somewhat "deboinked"

>>20131550
I should have gone with the Everyman as well I could have bought a few for the price of the Pleiades. I have the first edition American Translation from Modern Library and it's a fine translation.

>>20131550
Are you diabetic

>>20129933
Ah yes, the non-sense machine stack. Why do people love blowing their money away reading "2obscure4u" shit like Nick Land?

>>20124508
Why is there so little water in the bath?

>>20124650
I masturbate to Nin daily

>>20133781
How disgusting

>>20134000
what do you mean?

>>20131550
Nice cpap machine

>>20124496
>>20124526
I read one or two. They are good / ok. Splinter cell

>>20124766
Im reading that now too. I am about 13% through. How far are you? I am finding it hard to want to read it. Not like C&P where I couldn't wait to finish it. I do like the idiot (the prince) a lot so far as a character.

>>20134800
There's also a helium tank lying around for sure