/lit/ - Literature

Rough how? I recently had a break up, as well. I've read Catch 22, and I'm well into The Iliad now.

Stoner.

>>5474436
it was a long relationship and we'd been living in different places for a while and just growing apart
i guess that kind of made it harder because there wasn't a fight or anything and all of a sudden we hated each other
we just sort of both realized it wasn't going to work anymore

sticky, read it.

>>5474441
Damn. What are your typical tastes? Genre Fiction, Russian Lit, etc? Would you be interested in trying something out of your typical stuff?

>>5474456
Yeah, I've read Anna Karenina and Crime and Punishment and loved them both.
I like Murakami and Delillo a lot too.
I'm open to suggestions.

>>5474468
I might suggest Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy. It's up-beat, and very funny

>>5474427

>>5474442

>the year is 2070
>writing my thesis on famous author from early 2010's
>Start doing extensive research
>luckily there is an archive of famous authors internet posts
>find his facebook, youtube and twitter, nothing good
>stumble on what I can only describe as posts from a siamese claymation discussion board called /lit/
>all the author ever says is "read the sticky" and repeatedly calls other users "faggot" and "pleb"
>mfw the author even in death continues to be useless to the discussion board

>>5474427
>going through a rough breakup and want to read something
Gulag Archipelago

If you hate her, read something like The Girls, by Montherlant. If you love her, read some pity literature like White Nights.

>>5474427
The Left Hand of Darkness. Find out how much easier things would be if there were just one gender, no men or women. Not really any easier.

easily