/lit/ - Literature

all of them

How To Properly Tend And Care For Your Sunhawk: A Complete Illustrated And Annotated Guide To /lit/'s Silliest Avian

>>2276643

Sounds like a bestseller. Where can I buy it?

>>2276632
This. It can really happen.
An online book seller from my country had a promotion a few days ago. If you made an account with them and sign-up your e-mail for the newsletter, they gave you an 100%-off coupon valid for any e-book they sell. After a few hours of signing-up fake e-mail addresses, I ended up with 375 sweet-ass e-books I couldn't afford otherwise (more than $1500 value).

Best Christmas ever!

>>2276695
>going through all this time and effort and not just illegally downloading 1000's at a time

Why would you do this?

>You say worship the Seven, I worship the Old Gods
>You say knights dominate the field, I say Northern heavy cavalry reigns supreme
>You say tourneys measure a man, I say the wolfswood makes them
>You say you're an Andal, I say I'm of the First Men,
>You say it's chilly out, I say embrace the Summer Snows
>You say the Ironborn are tough, I say let them try the hill clans of the North >:3
>You say Iron Throne, I say THE KING IN THE NORTH!
>- 92% of Westerosi have turned to Lannisters and Baratheons. If you are part of the 8% that are Northmen loyal to the Starks, copy and paste this message to another thread

>>2276705
Because even if I was abusing their promotion, I got them legally.
Because they are all retail e-books (=quality & proper formatting).
Because all those e-books aren't available to pirate.

A Bolaño book. Being back at your parent's house is good. Gifts and whatnot.

Lipovetsky and Carver. But they are translations. But they are gifts anyway. It could be worse.

complete works from kafka (translation)
and probs a fantasy novel or whatever

>>2276627
>That feel when I didn't ask for books this year.
>that feel when my mother has got me an argyle sweater, skinny jeans and a pair of dunks.

>>2276717
>Because all those e-books aren't available to pirate.

Please tell me you'll strip the DRM and share with everybody? Be part of the community!

>>2276765
>thinking that wasn't a lie to justify their idiocy

I'm not getting any specifically, but I did already get a $100 Amazon gift card and I know my dad's getting me a $25 B&N one.

With the $100 one, I've so far bought:

>Balkan Beauty, Balkan Blood: Modern Albanian Short Stories
>Valerie and Her Week of Wonders by Vitezslav Nezval
>Hebdomeros and Other Writings by Giorgio de Chirico
>Contemplation by Franz Kafka
>The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Matsuo Basho
>100 Poems from the Japanese
>Tutelary Tales by Villy Sorensen
>The Horse has Six Legs: An Anthology of Serbian Poetry

And I still have $45 left on it. For the B&N one I'm thinking I'll get:

>Fado by Andrzej Stasiuk
>The Passive Vampire by Gherasim Luca

>>2276753
> wearing 00s fashion like skinny jeans in the 10s

Robert Burton - The Anatomy of Melancholy
Russell Page - The Education of a Gardener
Pre-ordered Krasznahorkai's Satantango

Pynchon - Mason & Dixon (first edition hardcover, good condition)

>>2276765
I'm already doing the 'share with the community' part. I've cleaned, formatted and proof-read many fucked-up e-books I care for. I've shared them on Anonamouse, Demonoid and even here.
This other e-books are not in English or other "international" language, but in some-other obscure language and not many people would care for them. And I'm also scared that they would "backtrace" the uploads to me. So, nah. Not this time.