/lit/ - Literature

>>20300553
>Funko pops

Anal lube and funko pops on the shelf? Jesus, why?

second shelf 4th from left

that Sam Hyde book really sticks out from the rest

>>20300553
soi

>>20300760
Keeek

This is objectively one of the worst shelfposts I've seen on this cesspool, and I've seen enough

>Confederacy of Dunces Cookbook

What the fuck

Who the fuck cares dude

>>20300553

>>20301741
God is not real.

>>20301803
Make better posts, tranny

>>20300553
>I was a fool and purged my hard copy library about 6 years ago.

I know the feeling. Purged some books a while ago to make space (made sure I had ebook versions first). Most of them I don't miss, but there's a handful where I think I was crazy to get rid of them, and I've been re-buying those online.

>>20301741
it's an honor to post with you

>>20301741
I kneel christian-sama

>>20300553
YOU FUCKED UP, SON

>>20302305
i loved this book so much

>>20302663
KKKEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWL, BUDDY.

>>20300553
>sideways picture
>funko pops
>"nigger"
>a confederacy of dunces cookbook
>simpsons but only the first season
>lube
absolutely cursed shelf anon, thank you for the laugh.

>>20300553
What is that "100% safe" book? I always see it turning up in threads like these, yet I can't any info about it

I busted the camera

>>20301741
>there are c*tholics on my /lit/

>>20303368
I hope this stupid thing collapses so you stop spamming.

>>20303439
Tbf its pretty

>>20303439
How would it collapse? Fall down? Forward? How? It's God structural fasteners in it. You see these headloks and GRK RSS? They're driven into 5/4 walnut into studs and concrete masonry units.

A massive tree already fell on my house, and it barely shook. That shelf won't fall.

>>20303212
how to bomb the us govt by milliondollarextreme

>>20303917
Did you make it yourself? It looks nice.

>>20301085
The ones that are all philosophy or other non-fiction are worse. At least this one has some Ellis gold

>>20301741
walther burkhert is amazing, really love his works

>>20303439
Cope, jealousfag.

>>20304201
You have a few nice ones

I need a place for these octavos

>>20305946
Loeb classics are great, they are just way too expensive here where I live and its easier just to find it on their site (while using incognito, they only let you view like two pages before blocking you if you arent subscribed). I used to love reclams yellow books and would absolutely destroy them, my copy of Pascals Panses is more notes than text at this point, but now that I work and read more at a desk I stopped reading them.
Reading Heidegger made me read Holderlin and I haven't regretted it so seeing anything by him on anyones shelf is always a thumbs up
>>20303436
I never heard of any of these and no wonder since its from a triple-reformed-triple-removed-from-christ church
>>20301741
I had to read Bonaventura, Pseudo-dio and Oringen on my second year in college, only years later did I realise their influence and true worth (if it isn't even greater). One day when Im like 50 years old and a true OG ill enroll again with the Jesuits to study theology and philosophy. My parents were Christians but I didnt really learn anything about Christianity except stuff like "doing drugs is bad", God made birds on the fourth day, and that Jesus died and resurrected. Reading Christian philosophy (and philosophy in general) really made me feel sorry for people like >>20301803

>>20306052
Thanks, I get them pretty cheap for 1 to 6 dollars each at one place, they're 20-50 everywhere else.

I'm a romantic fan, so Hyperion is up there with burns for me.

>>20304027
Yes, I didn't plane it, wife wanted a rustic look to match our house in the woods.

I'm thinking a few 10" lags will reinforce. It, eh?

>>20307236
reee wtb 1 dollar loebs

>>20301741
SOVL

>>20308218
The pricing at my used bookstore is stupid. Plays are almost always .75 to 1.50. modern lit is always under ten, but around 5 avg. Myths are 10 starting to 25.00 for bullshit.